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  • Saltgrass COO, waiter say racism story made up

    07/25/2018 11:45:49 AM PDT · by Yosemitest · 25 replies
    Odessa American ^ | July 23, 2018
    The Odessa waiter whose story about being called a terrorist by a customer spurred national attention last week now admits it was all a hoax. The waiter, Khalil Cavil, 20, admitted he wrote the racist note himself in a Monday interview with the Odessa American, where he apologized to a reporter “because I did lie to you.” “I did write it,” Cavil said, refusing to explain why. ... Cavil’s call followed a press release from Saltgrass Steak House revealing the hoax. Cavil had lied about receiving the note calling him a terrorist while working at the restaurant on July...
  • ‘I Did Write It’: Waiter Admits Faking Viral Racist Note On Receipt

    07/23/2018 7:40:41 PM PDT · by Enlightened1 · 74 replies
    The Daily Caller ^ | 07/23/18 | Peter Hasson
    A Texas waiter who claimed to have been stiffed by a racist customer now admits he made the whole thing up. Saltgrass Steak House waiter Khalil Cavil went viral after posting a Facebook picture of a racist note that Cavil claimed a customer had left on the receipt, in lieu of a tip. “I don’t tip terrorist,” the note read, alongside a circle of Cavil’s name. Cavil’s Facebook post racked up thousands of shares and earned sympathetic coverage in The Washington Post and HuffPost, which were forced to post corrections atop their stories on Monday after Cavil admitted he fabricated the...