A restaurant owner in Paris has banned ALL bankers from his gourmet eaterie - because he was turned down for a loan of £55,000 (2 Million Naira).
Man bans all bankers from his eatery because he was turned down for a loan
A restaurant owner in Paris has banned ALL bankers from his gourmet eaterie - because he was turned down for a loan of 2 Million Naira.
Alexandre Callet, 30, says he is annoyed because his requests to borrow money to open a second restaurant were repeatedly rejected by banks who ‘treated him like a dog’.
He has now placed a blackboard outside his restaurant Les Ecuries de Richlieu reading: “Dogs welcome, bankers banned (unless they pay an entry fee of €70,000).”
He added: “This is not just a kebab shop. My restaurant is in the Michelin guide and film stars come in here. A lot of bankers who turned me down know me. They come in here.”
He said: “I believe in reciprocity. I had to respond. If you hit me, I’ll hit you.
“As soon as I see a banker that I recognize I won’t let them enter my restaurant.
“They have treated me like a dog, so I have denied them access.”
The refusal by banks to help people explains why so many French businesses are moving to London, Mr Callet said.
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