NETIZENS have started lashing out at a Malay lady who patronised a food outlet for an event by forcing a Chinese father and his autistic son from having their meal in a restaurant located within a mall.
A Threader @damia.insyirahhh pointed shared the video clip questioned the need for the lady to be so harsh to a special needs child.
“Even if you had money fold and power, it doesn’t mean you can disrespect other people like that.”
In a video that went viral on Threads, a Chinese man who was feeding his autistic son, Adam outside an outlet under the stairs related his distasteful experience.
A Malay lady (@ainieqwerty) attempted to chase the man and his son on the grounds that there was a private event scheduled at 7pm. He understood, however, he had a hungry son.
The father insisted that he was there just to feed Adam and was willing to sit at a table under the stairs.
He also explained that Adam did not understand the commotion the woman was making.
He also shared that he was stating this on video so that people would have empathy and make exceptions in cases where one had autistic children.
The toxic lady told him not to claim that he understood her predicament.
Another Threads user @naimah___ described the lady as one who failed to empathise. Two others, Isma Ulfa (@ismatuluqman1709 and user @bellamuse94 prayed for the wellbeing of Adam.
Isma had a special child herself.
Norfadhilah (@norfadhilahmg) meanwhile made her account public and lashed out at the lady.
“Yes, you have every right to book the entire restaurant for your event. But it’s not about money, it’s about having empathy towards the disabled, kids and elderly who cannot stand hunger. Giving them 15 minutes to have a meal wouldn’t disrupt your entire event also
“Malaysians, we’re better than this.
Mohd Radzi Ibrahim (@abeze7374) and @pejuangbangsa took the restaurant management to task for not resolving the issue at hand.
Threader @elsanafrozen57 suggested that the manager be demoted to cashier since the person in charge failed to implement any damage control measure.
Make-up artist Mizah (muamanis_) claimed those who hold the manager positions are afraid to speak up, though there are some who do. Mostly they don’t care and would instruct their staff to resolve the issue, she claimed
One Threads user @npurpearl praised Adam for being a well-behaved boy amid the commotion.
As-Daari (@tameemaddaari) pointed out that he had given up on expecting people to understand his predicament as a father with autistic child.
Am lacking empathy or are they feeling entitled?
Threader @aininiqwerty meanwhile posted separately to explain the incident from her perspective so that public would understand both side of the coin.
She explained that it was the second time her company booked Macha & Co restaurant at The Curve in Mutiara Damansara, Petaling Jaya for her company’s Deepavali event. The event was scheduled to take place from 7pm to 10pm.
And the kitchen was closed at 6pm as part of the restaurant’s preparation.
She demanded evidence that she allegedly chased them off while they dined, requesting them to sit under the stairs.
“Where is the evidence to prove that the restaurant chased them out? Where is the evidence that I chased them out and did not allow them to dine there?”
A police report has been lodged regarding the matter after she discovered a video that the man’s daughter shot when they attempted to get a take away order.
She also confirmed that her company would be pursuing legal suits against those who defamed her. – Focus Malaysia
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