06-21-2019, 04:31 PM
That's a hard question. My personal reaction would probably be to leave quickly, paying for what I had already eaten or ordered and never go back. I would then send a letter or email to the management, pointing out that animal cruelty is a major issue for many people, that custom would be lost as a result, and urging that such live food be no longer permitted in the restaurant. In the event of a dismissive reply (or no reply at all), I would leave reviews on websites pointing out that animals are eaten alive at that restaurant.
That would be my response. I wouldn't get involved in a shouting match at the restaurant. That might be counterproductive. Better to point to the risk of severe loss of customers if the practice continues.
Of course, that is just my personal view. Others might wish to make some other sort of response. It is for each individual to decide what seems the best course of action in such circumstances.
That would be my response. I wouldn't get involved in a shouting match at the restaurant. That might be counterproductive. Better to point to the risk of severe loss of customers if the practice continues.
Of course, that is just my personal view. Others might wish to make some other sort of response. It is for each individual to decide what seems the best course of action in such circumstances.
