wife was a waitress and she said they were loud, messy and a pain and not one wanted to serve them as they knew that they would be treated awful along with other customers complaining about the noise if there were a few of them.
I could not be bothered anymore about being called a racist, I;m sick of the racist card being played, facts are facts and there are big problems in the black communities where kids are brought up off older folks who still have a chip on their shoulders and who make it out that they were slaves.
In the past year, my wife and I have stopped going to two of our favorite restaurants because the "crowd" that frequents them has completely changed, accompanied by lousy food and service.
Both restaurants we'd been going to several times a year for years. One is an Asian restaurant in Tinley Park, IL named Hamada. It used to be a very nice, moderately upscale Asian restaurant where the food was prepared in front of you. Much like a Benihana's restaurant, although a little more subdued. Our last visit there we (a group of 12) were the distinct minority in the restaurant. The noise and bad behavior around us was literally unbearable. I don't know why some people feel the need to be so loud out in public and ruin everyone elses' dining experience.
The other restaurant is Coopers Hawk in Orland Park, IL. Same reasons as above. Over the years Coopers Hawk has been our choice for birthday's, anniversaries and other special occasions.
It is a damn' dirty shame to see really good restaurants go downhill primarily due to the change in crowd that frequents them which drives away good customers (tippers) and ultimately drives the restaurant out of business.