00:0010 minutes! I have been standing here for 10 minutes while you people can't even manage a reservation.
00:08Okay, miss, I hear you. The wait is 10 minutes and I can seat you right now.
00:1310 minutes for a table I already booked. That is unacceptable.
00:18We had a large party run long. I understand the frustration.
00:21Do you? Because it doesn't feel like you do.
00:23I do, and I'm sorry for it. Let's get you seated.
00:26That's not the point. The point is people like you running this place into the ground.
00:31Okay, that comment isn't going to get you seated any faster, miss.
00:35I don't care about faster anymore.
00:37Ma'am, let's just get you to your table, okay?
00:40Don't ma'am me. You should go back to whatever job you're actually qualified for.
00:46I understand you're frustrated. I apologize for the wait. Let me seat you.
00:51Fine. I'm going to make sure everyone knows exactly what kind of person is running this restaurant.
00:57You're welcome to film. I haven't done anything. Anything I need to hide.
01:01We'll see about that.
01:03Ma'am, I really would like to get you seated. Can we do that?
01:05Don't rush me. I'm making a point.
01:07Uh, can you lower your voice and step back from him?
01:11Excuse me? Mind your own business. This doesn't involve you.
01:18Off-duty, not blind. I watched the whole exchange from my table.
01:24Officer, I was just frustrated about the wait. You've misunderstood a tense moment.
01:31Do you want to press this matter formally?
01:34Yes. Yes, I do.
01:36Ma'am, turn around. You're under arrest.
01:40This court is hearing the matter of an incident at the restaurant on record. Let's begin.
01:45Mr. Mark, describe what happened in your own words.
01:49Thank you, Your Honor.
01:51She came in angry about a ten-minute wait.
01:54It turned into comments about people like me running the place into the ground,
01:59that I should go back to whatever job I was actually qualified for.
02:02When I told her I was a manager, she filmed me and told me she'd make sure everyone knew
02:06what kind of person was running the restaurant.
02:08I heard the comments directly. Nothing about them was ambiguous or out of context.
02:15The moment she realized who I was, she tried to reframe the entire conversation.
02:20Can you repeat the comments for the record?
02:22Yeah. She told him people like him were running the place into the ground and that he should go back
02:30to whatever job he was actually qualified for.
02:32Ms. Stephanie, do you dispute Officer Tucker's account of what he heard?
02:37I don't remember it being said exactly like that.
02:41Do you deny saying it at all?
02:43No.
02:44To conclude, this court rules against you on both accounts.
02:48Damages are ordered to be paid for Mr. Mark.
02:51The criminal charge is referred for formal prosecution.
02:54This isn't over!
02:56Next case.
