Dave Portnoy nemesis Dragon Pizza divides internet after kicking parents out for not supervising their kids: Get a grip!
The outspoken Boston pizzeria owner who confronted Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy as he received a poor review kicked a family out for “disrespecting” his store — while the media mogul was conflicted over the “arrogant” businessman’s actions.Charlie Redd, who owns Dragon Pizza in Somerville, Mass., revealed he had to “demand a group of negligent parents” to leave the store on March 14 because of the behavior of the children in the group.He claims the kids were disrupting other customers and “disrespecting” the eating area and the staff.“Our restaurant, or any restaurant, is not a place for unsupervised children to play.It is here to share dining experiences,” Dragon Pizza wrote in a social media post on March 16.Redd, who has children, told Boston.com that it was the first time in more than six years that he’s had to ask a family to leave his store.
Portnoy was conflicted with Redd’s decision to boot the patrons as he expressed his thoughts during an expletive-filled rant to X Wednesday.“This has created quite the (conundrum) for yours truly because I absolutely despise this dude (Charlie) Redd.He is an arrogant, piece of s–t, c——–r.
There’s absolutely no other way to put it,” he told his 3.6 million followers wearing the same Star Wars shirt Redd wore in their viral confrontation.“Just an absolute dirtbag.Loves the attention of controversy.
No one would know he kicked this family out if he didn’t put it on his Facebook page and try to act like a badass then lock all of the comments,” he added.During its longwinded recount of the Pi Day events, Dragon Pizza included the store’s policies about its younger clientele.Portnoy, who admitted to not being fond of being around children, slammed Redd for amplifying the incident on social media.“It kind of stinks I agree with this guy.Again, there’s no need to post about it and maybe these kids weren’t doing anything because let’s be honest this guy is acting...