[SPDSHDW]

Glad he’s willing to do this, but like actors and music stars, not good to alienate half your customer base.

[null and void]

Glad he’s willing to do this, but like actors and music stars, not good to alienate half your customer base.

OTOH, it only keeps out the few biden voters who can read...

[Wilderness Conservative]

My business had a negative review on Yelp and Google over what I suspect was someone who does not like our politics. I stood up to both of them and the reception from others has been great. Reviews dont mean as much as they use to and people respect those who stand up for themselves. Sucking up to these a-holes is not the answer.

[Nifster]

In that part of Georgia it ain’t half his customers

[Fledermaus]

Who cares? All they do is biych and whine and leave lousy, if any, tips.

[stanne]

“ Glad he’s willing to do this, but like actors and music stars, not good to alienate half your customer base.”

I imagine it’s a small fraction of half. Not a nice fraction, either.

[Dr. Sivana]

Glad he’s willing to do this, but like actors and music stars, not good to alienate half your customer base.

The customer base in his neighborhood is considerably less than 1/2 Biden. Also, if some of the patrons who agree step up their patronage, it could more than offset it.

[Mr. Blond]

Right as he may be, his wording may have opened himself up to an anti-discrimination lawsuit.

[wardaddy]

Trump took 75% Bartow county Georgia

[Seaplaner]

I used to trade at a certain florist near Sacramento. In 2008, they put up a framed, large-sized poster of Mister Obama.

While I did not wish ill things for their business, I easily found alternative florists that did not insult my political choices from that day forward.

But then, there are success stories in marketing to political friendlies. Thinking of a pillow company and a coffee company that seem to be doing quite well.