Restaurant slammed over disgusting Valentine’s Day sign
A restaurant in New Zealand has come under fire for putting up a Valentine’s Day sign that allegedly promoted domestic violence.
A French restaurant in Auckland put up a sign on Valentine's Day with a questionable message.
The Eiffel en Eden restaurant chose to commemorate Valentine's Day by placing a chalkboard sign outside their front door. Written in blue and pink chalk, the message read:
"On Valentine’s Day open the car door for her, after Valentine’s Day open the car boot for her."
A passerby took a photo of the sign and posted it to social media, slamming the restaurant for promoting violence against women.
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Other social media users joined the conversation and called the sign "tone deaf" while others said it perpetuates rape culture.
Have a look at the sign below and share your opinion in the comments section.
After so much effort to raise awareness of New Zealand's terrible violence against women a slow clap and a jaw drop for the most tone deaf, unfunny sign in Auckland outside Eiffel en Eden on Dominion Road. pic.twitter.com/k6TtxyxI4h
— Ana Samways (@AnaSamways) February 13, 2019