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|contents = * Mort notes that Brian's rock knocks out the last of the Munich gunmen, referring to members of a Palestinian terrorist organization killed eleven members of the Israeli team and a German police officer at the 1972 Olympic games.[https://www.britannica.com/event/Munich-Massacre]
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* Brian labels Mort kicking him out of his store as discrimination and compared it to the time when "those blacks" were kicked out of Starbucks. This is a reference to an incident that took place in a Philadelphia Starbucks in 2018, where two African-Americans were arrested for refusing to obey the store policy, saying that bathrooms were for paying customers only. The duo accused the Starbucks owners of being racist for calling the cops, while the owners claimed they were only doing their job. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7tT0NSTa9s]
   
 
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Revision as of 12:07, 18 February 2020

  • Mort notes that Brian's rock knocks out the last of the Munich gunmen, referring to members of a Palestinian terrorist organization killed eleven members of the Israeli team and a West German police officer at the 1972 Olympic games.[1]
  • Brian labels Mort kicking him out of his store as discrimination and compared it to the time when "those blacks" were kicked out of Starbucks. This is a reference to an incident that took place in a Philadelphia Starbucks in 2018, where two African-Americans were arrested for refusing to obey the store policy, saying that bathrooms were for paying customers only. The duo accused the Starbucks owners of being racist for calling the cops, while the owners claimed they were only doing their job. [2]

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