NC restaurant’s new dress code upsets customers
CBS 17 is reporting that there are some disgruntled Kickback Jack’s customers in Durham. According to their website, there are 14 Kickback Jack’s restaurants in Virginia and North Carolina. The…
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Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesCBS 17 is reporting that there are some disgruntled Kickback Jack's customers in Durham. According to their website, there are 14 Kickback Jack's restaurants in Virginia and North Carolina.
The sign posted inside the Kickback Jack's restaurant in Durham lists the dress code and behavior requirements. The list starts off prohibiting negative attitudes, offensive language, and any attire containing profanity.
The dress code continues on to say no low-hanging pants or shorts, no plain white T-shirts, and no excessively baggy attire. Backpacks, stilettos, balloons, and large parties are also not allowed. And there’s a policy that you may not modify your wardrobe upon entrance.
