You Threaten To Call The Law On Me Because You Want Me To Pay First?

Kansas City restaurant threatened to call the police on a woman who wanted to pay cash for her food instead of using a credit card. Xzaviera Vaqua recorded a White server throw her out of the restaurant.

Tomfooleries Restaurant faced a backlash after one of its servers deliberately denied a customer the right to make an order. The server told her to pay for her order before he would serve her.

"I honestly feel like I was discriminated against and racially profiled," said Xzaviera Vaqua, told the junk food media.

The co-owner of Tomfooleries of Kansas City said that the server named Preston was fired out the cannon.

Vaqua told the server that she doesn't feel comfortable handing over her credit card as she impatiently taps the top of a dining table with her fingernails.

According to Vaqua's Facebook page, a server informed her that she was unsure of the restaurant policy concerning upfront payments.



According to Vaqua, the waitress said she needed to ask her manager. Vaqua began recording on her cell phone as soon as the manager approached her table.

"It immediately went wrong," she said of the encounter.

Tomfooleries is facing a backlash for allowing a server treat a customer like shit.

In the video, you can hear Vaqua questioning why she can't pay with cash up front.

"You know what, we're done. Go ahead and go," the manager, who identifies himself as Preston, says to her.

When Vaqua goes on to ask why she has to leave, the manager uses curse words, saying he doesn't have to explain anything to her.

She eventually left Tomfooleries.

"Nobody should feel that way. I felt horrible. I was disrespected. I was embarrassed. I couldn't believe I got treated like that," Vaqua said of the incident.

In a phone call Sunday night, Tomfooleries owner Barton Bloom said, "the problem has been taken care of."

Vaqua said the owner called her and said the manager in the video has been fired.