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Input: My father likes to get off of work, and hang out at the bar for a few hours before he comes home. This has lead to some rocky behavior, and he’s come home drunk before, but this time, it’s a long drawn on mess.

I (20 F) attended the restaurant for the first time with my boyfriend (23 M) and we ordered some chicken wings (remember this for later). The entire experience wasn’t the best. Service was poor, bathrooms were filthy, and one of our wings was completely undercooked. 

Almost every chicken wing I’ve ever eaten has some cooked blood near the bone that appears as a dark brown or purple. No big deal there. However, as my boyfriend bit into one of the wings, the consistency was wrong, and it let out a decent amount of bright red blood. He said it tasted like iron as soon as he bit into it.

When brought the the attention of my dad’s favorite bartender, who was serving us, he told us “they’re supposed to be like that!” We asked for one order or wings to be removed from the bill. They removed it for us.

Immediately after, my boyfriend posts a negative review of the restaurant (one star), mentions the poor service and gross restrooms, and shares a photo of the wing.

Two days later, I get a phone call from my dad while he’s at the restaurant. He’s Incredibly upset at me because of a review I didn’t post. He went in a rant about how the guys at the bar are “his family” and that now he’s embarrassed to go back, as the bartender showed him the review. 

I tell my dad that the bartender should not have given him a hard time about the review, because he (my dad) was not the one who wrote it. I was told that I needed to get my boyfriend to delete the review.

I protested this. For one, I wasn’t the one who wrote it, so I didn’t feel I should be getting flack for it. I told my dad the following: 

“It isn’t my fault he wrote that. You have [S/O’s name’s] phone number, so you should talk to him directly about it instead of yelling at me. “ 

I went on to tell him that my s/o is entitled to his opinion, and went on to say “bad business practices deserve bad reviews so they can change and get better.” 

My dad still insists that I somehow make the review go away. I can’t do that on my own, as I’m not about to take my s/o’s phone and do it, but I’m certainly not going to tell my boyfriend what he can and can’t do. I continue to insist that the review isn’t my problem, but this has only lead to my boyfriend not being welcomed into my parents house any longer, and some strong words about my “piece of sh*** boyfriend thing” from my dad.

Am I really in the wrong? I don’t think I did anything unfavorable expect for stick up for my boyfriend 



my s/o leaving a bad review of a restaurant my father likes to go to