fake as shit.
anyone who has ever bought a cake from anywhere knows they show you exactly what the cake looks like before you even take it from the bakery so that it is exactly as you expected before you pay for it. they take it out of the box or show it to you BEFORE they put it in the box. at the very least, they will open the top for you so you can inspect it.
How was he humiliated by a cake that no one else saw? He drove right home, and took video of the cake.
Lots of people file lawsuits. It means just about jack shit when it comes to the veracity of the claims being made.Well, now USA Today reports that the lawsuit is happening:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/money...s-whole-foods-over-alleged-gay-slur/83221682/
First mistake is shopping at Whole Foods.
"I was rushing out," Brown said. "I have ordered multiple personalized cakes there before and I've never had a problem, an issue.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/whole-f...gainst-pastor-who-claimed-cake-had-lgbt-slur/
Whole Foods bites back.
"Cakegate"?
I hope the cake is still available for evidence. A little chromatography to prove the dye isn't the exact same, and the guy should be charged with whatever the equivalent of libel/slander is in this case.
Some have a cafeteria with humongous salad bar where you pay by the pound.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/whole-f...gainst-pastor-who-claimed-cake-had-lgbt-slur/
Whole Foods bites back.
"Cakegate"?
In a counter-suit, Whole Foods Market Rocky Mountains/Southwest, which operates the store, disputed that an employee wrote any slur on the cake, reported NBC affiliate KXAN. The company said it is seeking at least $100,000 in damages, sanctions against Kaplan, and a jury trial.
Pastor Jordan Brown takes a moment to compose himself as he is overcome with emotion during a press conference as he speaks about how he felt when he saw a gay slur on a cake he says had ordered from Whole Foods on April 18 in Austin, Texas. Ricardo B. Brazziell / Zuma Press
I hope the cake is still available for evidence. A little chromatography to prove the dye isn't the exact same, and the guy should be charged with whatever the equivalent of libel/slander is in this case.
The case of the chocolate cake slur, it seems, was simply a hoax.
An openly gay Texas pastor who had accused Whole Foods of defacing his cake with an anti-gay slur dropped his lawsuit against the grocery chain on Monday, issuing an apology that said he was wrong to “perpetuate this story.”
“The company did nothing wrong,” the pastor, Jordan Brown, said in a statement. “I was wrong to pursue this matter and use the media to perpetuate this story.”
What a cowardly choice of words. He lied, he deceived, he slandered. He's fortunate Whole Foods let him off the hook.
He lied, he deceived, he slandered.
What a cowardly choice of words. He lied, he deceived, he slandered. He's fortunate Whole Foods let him off the hook.