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Anonymous wrote:I don't understand the need for a petition. Personally, I don't care if they open a kid-free sushi place. If people want to eat in a restaruant without kids, whatever. If they have takeout, I'd get stuff from it from time to time (my son and I like sushi but DH does not, so not a place for a date night for me).
I do however, think it is an asinine business idea to open a restaurant like that in Del Ray, which is notoriously kid-friendly and full of families with young kids. It is equivalent to turning away revenue. But if the place can make it, that's fine.
Thank you for being reasonable. Personally I don't like sushi so wouldn't go to this restaurant either but find it preposterous that people would petition and protest if others want to go.
People are upset on principle bc a restaurant like this does not belong in family friendly Del Ray, regardless if they like Sushi or not. I dont see why this concept is so hard to understand.
What "principle?" Why doesn't a restaurant like this belong on Del Ray? Are parents not allowed to have a date night? Are people with children not allowed one establishment, out of thousands, that's strictly for grownups?
Honestly, people who oppose this sound really bitter to me. I can't understand how in a sea of restaurants in Del Ray or across the area, why one place for grownups is that big of a deal.