Woman Leaves Hate Message on Receipt at Mexican Restaurant in Ohio

Woman leaves hate message on a restaurant receipt.

Restaurant condemns discrimination.

Community demands strict sanctions.

A U.S. woman left a hateful message on a receipt at a Mexican restaurant in Ohio, calling for the deportation of a Latino waiter.

The worker, identified as Ricardo, shared the evidence on social media, sparking outrage within the migrant community.

Local media reported that the customer, allegedly named Stephanie, was served without incident at Cazuelas Mexican Cantina, a restaurant in Columbus, Ohio.

After receiving her $87 bill, the woman left zero tip and wrote «You suck» on the receipt.

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She also added a message with an explicitly hateful tone, writing: «I hope Trump deports you.»

The incident triggered a wave of criticism on social media, where hundreds of people condemned such discriminatory behavior.

Users highlighted the importance of respecting service industry workers, who often rely on tips to make a living.

The restaurant addressed the controversy with a public statement, making its stance against discrimination clear.

«Recently, one of our team members faced an unacceptable situation, and we stand firmly against any form of hate or discrimination,» the establishment stated.

The message was shared on the restaurant’s social media pages, receiving strong support from customers and the Latino community.

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Many online users called for sanctions against individuals who spread hate messages in public spaces.

Others emphasized that incidents like this highlight the urgency of addressing xenophobia in the United States.

Silence as Outrage Grows

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So far, the woman has not made any public statements and has not been officially identified beyond the name written on the receipt.

Ricardo, on the other hand, thanked people for their support and pointed out that this case is a reflection of the challenges many migrants face.

«This isn’t the first time something like this has happened, but this time I decided to speak up because enough is enough,» he wrote in his post.

The case continues to generate widespread reactions, reigniting the debate on discrimination and the treatment of migrants in the U.S.

The harassment of Latino migrants in the U.S. remains a persistent issue.

This particular incident sparked national outrage after the offensive note left by a customer at a Mexican restaurant in Columbus, Ohio was made public.

Fabio Oribio, the restaurant’s marketing director, confirmed that the team reviewed security footage and determined that the note was written by a local customer.

According to Oribio, the woman may have been upset about the restaurant’s one-coupon-per-table policy or the long wait time during peak hours.

He also clarified that Ricardo has no record of poor service and that, despite his Latino heritage, he is a U.S. citizen by birth.

«This is not a place for hate,» Oribio stated.

«We are not taking sides in politics. We are a place where people come to enjoy themselves and have a good time.»

The woman responsible for the message was identified as Stephanie Lovins, a real estate agent in Columbus.

Following the backlash, her employer, Century 21, announced her termination.

«We are aware of the situation involving the agent in question. Hate has no place within the Century 21 brand, and we take this matter very seriously,» the company stated.

«We can confirm that this agent is no longer affiliated with our brand.»

The incident highlights the ongoing tensions in the U.S. regarding immigration and racism, as well as the power of social media in exposing discriminatory behavior.

SOURCE: VIVE USA / CAMBIO 22

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