YouTube competitive foodie kicked out of Aurora pizza restaurant

A Los Angeles YouTube competitive eater and influencer seeking to beat a pizza challenge at an Aurora business says the owner accused her of being a professional competitor trying to scam his business, called her explicit names and kicked her off the property.

[-MOYST-]

The daughter apologizing for her dad is the saddest thing about this story.

[ladybug-mvtn]

Imagine losing a ton of business because you decide to kick a customer out because you're afraid they'll win a hundred dollars eating a whole pizza 🙄

[gj]

These business’s shouldn’t put up challenges if they won’t serve people actually willing to take them up on those challenges.

[notavailable]

If the pizza itself cost $75 in materials, plus the $100 prize, that means the business could have reached Raina’s 750K YT subs for just $175. Any marketing agency would kill for that kind of efficiency.

[xsodus]

I love how the daughter had to apologize because the coward dad couldnt own up to his shitty mistake

[benthomson]

Kind of feel bad for the daughter..I think she knows her dad probably just sank the business.

[BenBSeattle]

He couldve gotten so much free good publicity for the cost of $100. Than the shit storm he has now. Not a smart move.

[ClipzTv]

I live 5 minutes from this location. They actually closed down since

[rogercastle]

bad publicity can kill a business. She would have helped his business! I'm on Raina's side!

[cynwashere]

Omg she's brought business to restaurants giving details of where she's eating, asking followers to check them out, takes her camera to their kitchen and records them making dishes. She's so sweet and has done alot for the restaurant community.

[tingokuman]

As a business owner I find this almost comical. A beautiful women walks into your business with free advertising you don't turn her away.

[scottindestin]

What a well mannered and pleasant daughter. Sorry she had to go through that.

[tdo]

Coward dad letting his daughter apologize for him so lame.

[kaneharrison]

The daugher apologizing for the dad tells me all I need to know about this situation.

[jamestaylor]

It doesn't matter if a person is a professional eater, you put the item/challenge on your menu, you provide that item/challenge to whomever orders it.

[evanyaboi]

It’s just $100… This man really took it to heart thinking he’s going to get “scammed” 💀💀 if anything, that would’ve brought in more business. If he didn’t want anyone to win, he should’ve never made a challenge in the first place lol.

[ashleya]

The fact that the dad was okay with putting his own daughter out there to apologize for his mistake tells you a lot about his character. I feel bad for the daughter. Cleaning up a mess that wasn't hers to clean. He should just give her the business.

[nonononononononope]

What fools. The daughter clearly recognises that the exposure of their restaurant to a channel like this far outweighs losing $100 that they offer to EVERYONE. Disgusting treatment and very dumb business practice.

[littyravioli]

Apology not accepted
She did nothing wrong, make the father clean up the mess not her. Pathetic.

[opo]

Judging by the look of that restaurant, I feel like the owner spared her from food poisoning.