DATELINE: WYTHEVILLE, VIRGINIA
Adorable, Coddled Snowflake Child Goes Into Subway Restaurant Not To Purchase Sandwich, But To Use Bathroom, Tries To Bring Pet — As He Should!
Manager has some "problem" with it, kicks kid and pet out. Mom pitches a fit — as she should! After all, pet has been registered online as an "emotional support animal" and Mom carries certification — on her cell phone!
Very disturbing is that according to the "law," the aforementioned manager did nothing wrong, and apparently it's not yet legal to Bring Your Pets into Subway. Astounding!
Most disturbing — and absolutely unprecedented — is that the anchor in the studio, one Chris Hurst actually had the temerity at the end of the piece to explain the difference between a "service animal" or service animal, and an "emotional support animal" or pet.
Well, that don't help our cause none, does it!
Check out the story here.
And be sure to note that the "emotional support animal" is outfitted with a prong collar, which is generally used as a training device, so either the 11-year-old in charge of the dog is still training her or is unable to handle her without it.
