“I run a business. A sports bar, JJ’s Place,” wrote Jurinsky. “Yesterday 80% of the bar wanted the Turning point halftime show. The rest wanted Bad Bunny. To accommodate I put the TV’s on half and half. The 20% started canceling the orders, taking to social media calling me a racist, being disrespectful to my staff, and leaving 1-star reviews on Google and Yelp. Mind you the 80% who wanted the Turning Point halftime show weren’t happy that Bad Bunny stayed on, but they didn’t leave me a bad review, take to social media, cancel their orders, or disrespect my staff.”
But there are some holes in this story, Chicago-based oil industry expert Patrick de Haan pointed out in reply.
“Couple things: 1) your bar didn’t get a single review yesterday on Google 2) you got one single review via Yelp, which didn’t mention the half time show,” wrote de Haan, posting screenshots of both review compilations and flagging that all the Yelp review said was “Food, service, and ambiance were all horrible, very over hype, and better sports bars in the Colorado area.”