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Internet war
A day before the episode aired, a teaser for the episode was posted on Reddit under the heading 'Craziest restaurant owners'. In 48 hours, the post received over 9,200 upvotes, 2,800 points in total and almost 2,800 comments. On May 14, a number of screenshots of the restaurant's Facebook page were also posted on Reddit, which brought the restaurant further criticism. The owners also went all out on the Facebook page. In capslock and in no uncertain terms, they responded to their critics:
amy´s baking company
However, by the end of the day, all the abuse was removed from Facebook and not long after, the owners reported that the account had been hacked. An investigation was launched with the FBI .
“Obviously our Facebook, YELP, Twitter and Website have been hacked. We are working with the local authorities as well as the FBI computer crimes unit to ensure this does not happen again. We didn't post those horrible things. Thank You, Amy & Samy”
This social media scandal is already being labeled as slovenia phone data one of the biggest in internet history. On the front page of Buzzfeed, the debacle is even being labeled as ' The Most Epic Brand Meltdown On Facebook Ever '. And the flood of misery doesn't stop there. Yesterday, waitress Katy Cipriano, who was fired on the spot in the episode, gave an AMY (Ask Me Anything) on Reddit in which a number of new facts came to light. For example, during the first day of filming, even the police were called in to calm the spirits of the owners and the customers. It even got so out of hand that all the customers had to leave the restaurant, with the producers paying for it.
Lessons learned
on the incident. The Washington Post calls it a 'Master-class in How To Lose An Argument on the Internet'. What are the lessons we can learn from this? Forbes Magazine comes up with seven well-intentioned pieces of advice . The most important piece of advice, in my opinion, is: "don't insult people". Treat your customers with respect and listen to their criticism. Engage in dialogue instead of scolding them. It's astonishing to see that the owners have forgotten these simple standards and values somewhere along the way. In the meantime, the couple has announced that they will reopen their business on May 21. They are assured of new customers. According to the Business Phoenix Journal, the restaurant has turned into a tourist attraction . Bad food and then having the chef scold you, what customer wouldn't want to experience that.
A day before the episode aired, a teaser for the episode was posted on Reddit under the heading 'Craziest restaurant owners'. In 48 hours, the post received over 9,200 upvotes, 2,800 points in total and almost 2,800 comments. On May 14, a number of screenshots of the restaurant's Facebook page were also posted on Reddit, which brought the restaurant further criticism. The owners also went all out on the Facebook page. In capslock and in no uncertain terms, they responded to their critics:
amy´s baking company
However, by the end of the day, all the abuse was removed from Facebook and not long after, the owners reported that the account had been hacked. An investigation was launched with the FBI .
“Obviously our Facebook, YELP, Twitter and Website have been hacked. We are working with the local authorities as well as the FBI computer crimes unit to ensure this does not happen again. We didn't post those horrible things. Thank You, Amy & Samy”
This social media scandal is already being labeled as slovenia phone data one of the biggest in internet history. On the front page of Buzzfeed, the debacle is even being labeled as ' The Most Epic Brand Meltdown On Facebook Ever '. And the flood of misery doesn't stop there. Yesterday, waitress Katy Cipriano, who was fired on the spot in the episode, gave an AMY (Ask Me Anything) on Reddit in which a number of new facts came to light. For example, during the first day of filming, even the police were called in to calm the spirits of the owners and the customers. It even got so out of hand that all the customers had to leave the restaurant, with the producers paying for it.
Lessons learned
on the incident. The Washington Post calls it a 'Master-class in How To Lose An Argument on the Internet'. What are the lessons we can learn from this? Forbes Magazine comes up with seven well-intentioned pieces of advice . The most important piece of advice, in my opinion, is: "don't insult people". Treat your customers with respect and listen to their criticism. Engage in dialogue instead of scolding them. It's astonishing to see that the owners have forgotten these simple standards and values somewhere along the way. In the meantime, the couple has announced that they will reopen their business on May 21. They are assured of new customers. According to the Business Phoenix Journal, the restaurant has turned into a tourist attraction . Bad food and then having the chef scold you, what customer wouldn't want to experience that.