A Hostess Refused to Seat My 78-Year-Old Mother Because She “Looked Too Cheap”—Then the Restaurant Owner Came Running From the Kitchen in Tears
“Nothing.”
“You don’t want to encourage her?”
“I am not her teacher.”
That was another lesson.
People can change without the person they harmed becoming responsible for supervising their rehabilitation.
Mom kept the letter.
No reply.
Enough.
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