.Restaurant Is In Big Trouble After Putting These “Offensive” Signs On All The Tables. See it Below!

Diners at Corralito Steak House in El Paso, Texas, were disgusted when they arrived at the restaurant ready for a

hearty meal but were greeted with signage that insulted their intelligence and their country.

As every restaurant struggled to keep its doors open during the pandemic, this one thought its problems were unique.

However, staff shortages have been the norm across the entire United States ever since the country’s economy collapsed under

President Trump in 2020 as millions of people were thrown out of their jobs and onto the street in the middle of

the worst pandemic the world has seen in more than one hundred years.

The offending message read: “Sadly, due to government handouts, no one wants to work anymore. Therefore, we are short-staffed. Please be patient with the staff that did choose to come to work today, and remember to tip your server. They chose to show up to serve you.”

After the signage went viral on social media, reporters from Texas’s KTSM 9 News called the steak house demanding comment – but the restaurant has remained silent in the hopes that everything would blow over and people would stop noticing their insulting message to customers.

What makes matters even worse is that El Paso’s Corralito Steak House received government handouts to the tune of $1,000,000 in the form of Paycheck Protection Program benefits.

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