A St. Petersburg restaurant has closed, the chef of which was fired for a comment about Motorola.
In St. Petersburg, the C1tizen restaurant has closed, the founder and part-time cook of which was recently fired after he published a caustic commentary about the murdered Donetsk militia commander, Russian citizen Arseniy Pavlov (“Motorola”).
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About it reported on the establishment’s VKontakte page.
“Words can be different. Some help us, some do the opposite. But as we all remember: the word is not a sparrow. Well, then you know. What is said cannot be taken back. What has been done can only be remade. Our restaurant C1TIZEN is closed... We would like to apologize to those we offended or upset. We would like to say goodbye to those we cared about,” the message says.
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