This is just fantastic to see. The bit with the note made be choke up a bit.

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I know what I'd say.

Ma'am whose dick do I have to suck to get my coffee refilled heterosexually?


Seriously though, that was pretty heartening to see such a positive response.... and from patrons in Texas no less.

Although I must admit I'm sadly not surprised at the lack of reaction in New York, my home state. People there would walk past a murder in progress rather than risk joining one.

As usual, I'm too lazy to look up statistics myself but, don't most gay people have straight parents? I mean, isn't gay parenting a relatively new thing? (This was my argument with a co-worker that believes having gay parents makes a child more likely to become gay themselves. His argument was that at some point a child looks up to their parents and wants to "be like them").

wow i was prepared to totally rolleyes at this.. but that note was pretty fuckin' epic!
also i didn't know about the possibility of refusing service thing.......... HNNNGH!

promooooote this candy for the brain!

Manly tears were shed

yeah, the note was a very classy, very compassionate thing to do. I suppose the guy is a christian. Now THAT's a proper christian.

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This is just fantastic to see. The bit with the note made be choke up a bit.


Me too. Just a bit. Ahem.

I lived in Texas for about 25 years, and I learned hospitality is important there. It doesn't surprise me that they are offended by an inhospitable waitress - a person who is especially expected to be nice. It may have more to do with that than standing up for gay rights. It's also worth noting that 44% of Texas voters went for Obama, so it's not like the entire state is full of right-wingers.

Maybe the other customers don't react because they can tell it's all staged? They're essentially trolling for emotional responses. It's all rather cynical.

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I feel the same way. It's pretty tacky.>> ^FlowersInHisHair:

Maybe the other customers don't react because they can tell it's all staged? They're essentially trolling for emotional responses. It's all rather cynical.