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A New Jersey One says he was denied service and offended by the barista in a cafe in New York after going to a Maga hat on the morning of September 11.
Anthony Pulis, 31, stopped at the cafe in New York Café Grumpy in the financial neighborhood on the way to the Memorial Ceremony on September 11 in Ground Zero. He wore red “Make America again great“A hat, along with a photo of his late father, Edward Puga, nailed to his shirt pocket.
His father worked at the South Tower of the World Trade Center and was killed in September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. His family visits the annual ceremony in Dolen Manhattan every year since, Asbury Park Press First reported.
Anthony Pulis told Fox News Digital that when he entered the cafe, the barista looked at him and said, “No service.”
The New Jersey man Anthony Paula, here with his mother, said he initially refused a service when he entered a cafe in New York on September 11 and believed it was because he was wearing a red Maga hat. (Istock / Anthony Pullis / Istock)
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At first, he thought the store might not be open. But after checking the published hours and watching other clients go with drinks, he believed that the refusal was bound by his hat.
“We were like, okay, it’s ridiculous,” said Pulis.
His friend Michael Antonuchi, who was with him, called on him to go elsewhere, saying that the business did not deserve their money. But Pull felt forced to stand on his ground, especially after the murder of a conservative activist Charlie Kirk The previous day.
“I felt a fire inside me,” he said, feeling that the retreat would be the opposite of what Kirk would do.
Charlie Kirk appeared at the University of Utah Valley on September 10, 2025 in Orem, Utah. He was killed shortly after. (Trent Nelson/The Salt Lake Tribune/Getty Images/Getty Images)
Pula said Fox News Digital Usually he does not wear the political hat on September 11, with respect for the victims. But he decided to wear it this morning to show support for Kirk.
“I thought it would be appropriate and I could honor it that way,” said Pulis.
Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA, was fired and killed While talking at the University of Utah Valley in Orem, Utah the previous day. He was 31 and left behind his wife Erika and two young children.
Pulis returned to the cafe with the family friend Tommy Smith, a retired firefighter in Long Island, whose father, a firefighter in New York, died on Earth zero on September 11. Smith, dressed in a full uniform of a firefighter, asked the two to be served.
The barista complied, but refused to respond to Pulis when he asked why she refused it earlier.
A man from New Jersey said he was initially denied service after wearing a Magi hat in a chain of cafes in New York. Later, the owner apologized. (Istock / Istock)
“I sincerely wanted to know why,” Pulis said, adding that there was no one else in the store and he turned calmly to the employee.
Pulis said he had left a $ 20 banknote for an order of $ 14 and told her to keep the change. But he said the barista pressed him back and said to him, “You’re disgusting,” when he left.
Later, Pullis and family members left Google’s reviews describing the incident.
Café Grumpy Caroline Bell co -founder told Asbury Park Press that he was “horrified” when he learned what happened. She said the company had taken disciplinary action Against the employee and reminded the staff that the refusal of the service based on appearance or personal beliefs violated the policy.
“You may not always agree or feel comfortable about the look of the client, clothing, tattoos, hairstyles or personal beliefs,” the staff memorandum said in the report. “These factors are not grounds for refusing a service.”
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Pulis said Bell had coped with the situation “appropriate and professional” and assured him that the issue was addressed. But he was disturbed by behavior, especially on the dark day.
“This should never happen,” he told Fox News Digital. “But from all days September 11 should be the last day … I had a photo of my father, nailed to my shirt. We were literally blocks from the World Trade Center website.”
Café Grumpy did not immediately return a comment request.
The incident comes after Video from Tiktok became viral Claiming that the Starbucks barista refused to write Charlie Kirk’s name on a glass. Kirk fans order their favorite beverage in the chain as a tribute since it was killed on September 10.
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