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Florida Men Hurl Racist Abuse After Ramen Restaurant Tells Them To Eat Their Pizza Elsewhere

Florida Men Hurl Racist Abuse After Ramen Restaurant Tells Them To Eat Their Pizza Elsewhere
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The Florida Men are at it again.

Ramen Lab Eatery, a ramen restaurant in Delray Beach, Florida, was the site of several instances of anti-Asian vitriol, perpetrated by three White men who intruded upon the outdoor tables of the restaurant while it was closing.


The men, who showed up and started unstacking chairs to sit and eat slices of pizza, began spewing profanity at a female employee after she asked them to leave so the restaurant could close.

You can see footage here:

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The men grew increasingly irate after being approached by owner Louis Grayson, calling the female employee a "little bitch" and unprompted, saying to Grayson:

"Take your f*cking China flu, and shove it up your a**! A**hole, you f*cking Taiwanese ch*nk motherf**ker."

Shortly after, Grayson called the police, which caused the men to run away.





Shortly after the incident, Grayson took the footage online.

"We have zero tolerance for violence," Grayson wrote on the Ramen Lab Eatery's Instagram page. "We are a honest hard working business. We stand against any type of racism, harassments and discrimination. We pride ourselves in having a multicultural environment."

"Unfortunately, this situation was very heart breaking and will not break our spirits. We will not accept this type of behavior and attack on anyone and especially to our staff."

It didn't take Twitter sleuths long to identify at least one of the men.





One of the men was identified as Beningo Fronsaglia.

Twitter went digging for all the dirt.





Delray Beach police declined to investigate or press charges.

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