They were able to find all the details to my wedding. They were able to find my wedding website. “Good luck loser, whodafuck would settle for this drunken train wreck?”Īraujo believes the men found her because she also posted a Facebook review of the bar, which has since been removed. “Thanks for a sloppy drunken night, she snorts coke off my c*ck like a champ,” the anonymous creep wrote. Someone named JD directed his comments to her future husband, too. “Hats off to you guys for a long lasting marriage! My buddy got one from her as well and we both agree your a lucky sob to have that for life!” “I thank you for allowing her to go out get sloppy drunk at taps & corks and meet me in the bathroom to blow me,” Huber wrote.
YELP REVIEWER STUPID TORRENT
“Two weeks after the trip, a torrent of vile, sexually explicit posts started to flood her inbox.”Īnother man, Jason Huber, referred directly to Araujo’s fiancé. “Then inviting me to your wedding was awesome. That hand job you gave me in the bathroom was amazing,” someone named Philip Wilkinson posted, adding some other explicit phrasing. Strangers stormed the guest book of Araujo’s wedding website and even RSVPed to the event. But two weeks after the trip, a torrent of vile, sexually explicit posts started to flood her inbox. “If you want to get yelled at, drink crap drinks (they don’t have seltzer for vodka sodas) and be in an empty bar, then definitely come here! If not, look elsewhere.”Īraujo had no idea her one-star review-which she considers tame-would result in a pattern of cyberbullying, apparently from the bar’s supporters. “As designated driver, I was the most sober person at the bar at this point and did nothing except ask not to yell at our group,” she added. The bar was completely empty aside from 2 people so we definitely were the only ones providing any type of revenue on a Friday night.” I came here with a bachelorette party with 16 girls. “I would give zero stars but google doesn’t let you,” Araujo wrote on July 27. Then she did what many a Yelp user would do: She began airing her grievances from the scene. “She did what many a Yelp user would do: She began airing her grievances from the scene.”Īraujo decided to stop engaging and let the bride decide when to go.
YELP REVIEWER STUPID HOW TO
“If you don’t know how to act, you need to leave.” “Yeah, it’s over with because I have to tell you 12-year-olds how to act in a bar,” the bartender allegedly retorted. “It’s not a big deal,” Araujo recalls saying to the woman. Surprised by the squabble, Araujo walked over to cool things down. We didn’t appreciate it.” In response, the bartender allegedly warned the women, “I’m shutting this down… you’re acting like a fucking child. The bride’s sister told the woman, “It wasn’t funny. The bartender (who Araujo believed was the bar’s owner, Bernadette Buckley) rushed over, waving her arms and telling the bride to stop sitting on a ledge.Īfter that, a female patron tried to photobomb the bachelorettes, an antic that misfired with some in the group. The weirdness started when the women wanted to take a group picture. The bartender didn’t seem to welcome the women’s business and was hostile toward the bride-to-be and her sister, Araujo felt.
And, according to Araujo, the rustic taphouse with a warm wooden interior was mostly empty. They headed for North Fork Taps & Corks, a craft beer and wine bar.
“We wanted to keep the first part of the bachelorette calm and relaxing.”Īround 10 p.m., the group didn’t want the night to end.
It wasn’t meant to be a raucous affair, Araujo says. They spent most of the day in the sun, lounging by a pool. On a lazy weekend in late July, Monica Araujo had jaunted off with 15 other women-including a Daily Beast staffer-to Long Island’s idyllic North Fork.
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