Domino’s worker fired for allegedly calling customer the N-word

A Domino’s customer claims the sto♉re manager called him the N-word after a misplaced order led to an argument between the two.

Marlon Robinson took cellphone videoꦑ of the altercation between him and the pizza chain employee, which took place May 5. The encounter became heated after Robinson confronted the store manager over his misplaced pizza order.

According to Yechezkel Rodal, Robinson’s attorney, he had ordered pizza in Pembroke Pines, Fla., on the Domino’s app, but it was sent to the wrong location.

When he called the store, an employe𒁏e named Amy apologized for the mixup and told him she would send his order to the correct location and give him 50 percent off for the trouble.

After about two hours of waiting, Robinson’s food still hadn’t shown up, so he decided to 🌳drive to the store with his two daughters to ℱpick up the food.

When he arrived at Domino’s, Robinson claims the manager was unwillin𒁃g to honor the discount he’d been pro♈mised from the other location.

Robinson, who c𒐪laims he’s dealt with mistreatment and racis❀m at Domino’s in the past, then began filming the encounter.

“You’ꦐre the manager, I’m the customer. Act accordingly,” he’s heard telling theℱ employee.

“I ain’t your friend! You don’t talk to m🥀e like that!” he continues.

The argument between the two men gets heated, and when Robinson hands over his money to pay, the employee throws his pizza boxes on the ground. It is then that the employee reportedly called Robi🔯nson the N-word, so he asked for his money back and left.

Robinson told he wants people to know what happened in order to hold the store accountable. “I don’t want it to happen to me or to anybody else,” he said.

Rodal said Domino’s g✃ave Robinson a $100 gift card but never directly apologized.

“This is about doing tꦫhe right thing,” he told Fox News.

The employee who argued with Robinson has since been fired and a Domino’s spokesperson released the following statement to WSVN: “The team at Domino’s i൲s mortified by the beh♚avior of the employee, who has been terminated. Behavior such as that has no place in our brand. We are sincerely sorry that this occurred.”