This is a former Petrol Station employee’s offensive idea of a “joke” on September 11th. A Muslim guy was totally caught off guard when he was given a to-go box with the illustration stating, “Happy September 11th”. Hit the jump to read the rest of the story.
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Today, the Yelp review from “Tarek G.” was circulating (as well as the picture you see above) with allegations of a former Petrol Station employee’s offensive idea of a “joke” on September 11th. The reviewer, a Muslim (he states it in the write up) was totally caught off guard when he was given a to-go box with the illustration stating, “Happy September 11th”. Here’s an excerpt from the review with what happened.
I decided to order a burger to go and take home to finish watching the Cowboys game. When the burger came out, “Happy September 11th” was written on the box, with the “11″ being the WTC and a plane flying towards it. […] I asked him [the bartender] to please take the burger away and give me a refund. He sort of scoffed and proceeded to speak with his manager, and within earshot, called my friend and I “assholes” for complaining about what he clearly thought was funny. To be fair, the manager came over and provided me with a refund, but no apology or explanation. A bit stunned, we finished our beers and left it at that. Before leaving, I asked to get in touch with the owner so that I could voice my concerns – the manager asked me to leave my information, at the same time confessing that the “joke was f&$cked up“. […] As I walked out, I heard from behind the bar “Allahu Akbar…” repeated several times.
Petrol Station owner Ben Fullelove had only heard of the incident two hours prior and talked to Eater about it tonight.
So obviously now, we’re trying to distance ourselves from the employee involved in it, and that’s not how we do business. I talked to the guy [the customer] and that meant more to me than anything else. I understand the damage that gets done to your business, but I have to know for myself that we’re ok with that guy. I got a chance to shake his hand and apologize to him and that means a lot more to me than the damage to my business.
As for the employee in question, Fullelove says, “You can’t control every aspect of your business. An employee made a stupid mistake…well, not even a mistake, he did something really, really retarded and he got fired. You can only spin it so many ways after that.”

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