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Vet refused meal at Chili's reaches deal with company to help veterans fund


By Marc Ramirez | The Dallas Morning News (Tribune News Service) | Published: December 18, 2016

Ernest Walker, the Army veteran whose free meal was taken away by a Chili's restaurant manager who doubted his military service, has reached an agreement with Brinker International, the restaurant's parent corporation, that includes a donation to an advocacy effort for veterans.

Walker went to a Chili's in Cedar Hill on Veterans Day to enjoy the restaurant's offer of a free burger. He said a manager there wouldn't accept proof of his military service after another customer questioned whether Walker had actually served because he was black.

https://www.stripes.com/news/us/vet-refused-meal-at-chili-s-reaches-deal-with-company-to-help-veterans-fund-1.445062
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He said a manager there wouldn't accept proof of his military service after another customer questioned whether Walker had actually served because he was black.

Wait. WHAT THE F*CK!?
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Wait. WHAT THE F*CK!?

That's exactly what came out of my mouth when I read this...

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Threats force family of veteran denied meal at Chili's from home

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