When San Diego Starbucks barista Lenin Gutierrez rudely refused to serve a woman because she was not wearing a protective mask, she took to Facebook to complain, noting, “Next time I will wait for cops and bring a medical exemption.” She also included a picture of Gutierrez. Amazingly, an Irvine man who saw the post set up a GoFundMe to thank him for his rigid, unquestioning adherence to store policy and state mandate, and even more amazingly, the masses sent over $100,000 dollars as an expression of Soviet-style solidarity with the socialist server. “I’m so grateful,” posted the freedom-friendly woman in a followup Facebook entry. “Now that he’s loaded, this little Lenin says he plans to pursue his dream of getting a degree in kinesiology and entering the world of professional dance, which hopefully means he won’t be working at Starbucks any more.”
When San Diego Starbucks barista Lenin Gutierrez rudely refused to serve a woman because she was not wearing a protective mask, she took to Facebook to complain, noting, “Next time I will wait for cops and bring a medical exemption.” She also included a picture of Gutierrez. Amazingly, an Irvine man who saw the post set up a GoFundMe to thank him for his rigid, unquestioning adherence to store policy and state mandate, and even more amazingly, the masses sent over $100,000 dollars as an expression of Soviet-style solidarity with the socialist server. “I’m so grateful,” posted the freedom-friendly woman in a followup Facebook entry. “Now that he’s loaded, this little Lenin says he plans to pursue his dream of getting a degree in kinesiology and entering the world of professional dance, which hopefully means he won’t be working at Starbucks any more.”
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