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Follow us on Telegram for the latest updates: https://t.me/mothershipsg A cafe owner in Brisbane, Australia, has been criticised after he shared a photo on Snapchat praising his staff who had printed a receipt that said "Two very annoying Asians", to describe a pair of customers. The man was initially defensive when others confronted him about his actions, but eventually released a public apology to media. Posted photo of receipt on Snapchat Shay Hayston, who is the owner and manager of Froth on Brunswick in Brisbane, reportedly posted the photo of the receipt onto Snapchat, together with the caption "Omg I love my staff", followed by three laugh-crying emojis. Photo via Instagram / alex_carthos. Yahoo reported that a Brisbane local, Alec Madara, came across the Snapchat story and began to engage with Hayston about why he felt that his actions were inappropriate. In an Instagram post on Apr. 2, Madara shared screenshots of his purported Snapchat conversation with Hayston, in which Hayston told him that it was "just a joke" and to "get a grip". Madara replied that as the manager, it is Hayston's job to call out that type of behaviour. "It's unprofessional and inappropriate," he added. Photo via Instagram /…

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A cafe manager has been forced to apologise after he shared a picture of a receipt describing customers as ‘two very annoying Asians’ online. Shay Hayston, an owner of Froth on Brunswick and The Stand, in Brisbane, Australia, had allegedly shared the image of the receipt on his Snapchat account, captioning it: ‘Omg I love my staff’, followed by three crying laughing emojis. He then allegedly told concerned customer Alec Madara it was ‘just a joke’ when he messaged to complain. Mr Madara said he thought it was ‘completely unacceptable’ that staff at the cafe would refer to their customers this way. In screenshots from Snapchat, Mr Hayston allegedly replies with: ‘Oh give it a rest’. The messages continue: ‘Oh get a grip. It is just a joke. Did I say it no.’ Mr Madara can be seen responding: ‘But you’re the manager. It’s your job to call out behaviour like that. It’s unprofessional and inappropriate.’ ‘I called out the behaviour because it is completely unacceptable in this day and age to refer to clients in this way,’ Mr Madara told the Daily Mail. ‘Anyone in a management role knows this would be completely unacceptable.’ The social media pages for…

New Delhi | Kolkata: Sales of automobiles, consumer durables, smartphones and apparel – which have been recovering since the easing of the nationwide lockdown last year – will be adversely impacted with the Maharashtra government announcing a partial lockdown to check the spread of Covid-19 cases, causing disruption in sales around Gudi Padwa, a spring-time festival that marks the traditional new year for Maharashtrians.Retailers Association of India (RAI) estimates retailers will lose about $5 billion in potential business in Maharashtra in April as a result of the lockdowns. It said Maharashtra accounts for 10% or $85 billion of India’s annual $850 billion retail market.Softening of demand seen“Initial guidelines made public indicate automobile dealerships, which come under the purview of the Shops & Establishments Act, would have to remain shut. If that is the case, there will be a significant impact. Many customers have made bookings with big festivals like Navratri, Gudi Padwa around the corner; deliveries will go for a toss,” said Vinkesh Gulati,  » Read More

Baylor had a 19-point lead at one point in the first half, causing fans to post their meme responses to the early blowout before Gonzaga cut it to 10. Baylor came out fast against Gonzaga to start the NCAA Men's Basketball national championship Monday, breaking out to a huge lead early and easily handing the Bulldogs their largest deficit of the season. That lead was already 16 points less than halfway though the first half. With 10:52 left in the first half, the Bears had a 26-10 lead. Jared Butler had 10 of those points for Baylor -- matching the total for Gonzaga at that point. Jalen Suggs, the hero of Saturday's Final Four game when his 3-pointer at the buzzer in overtime lifted Gonzaga over UCLA, committed two fouls in the first 3:04 and had to sit down. The lead grew to as much as 19 points before Gonzaga began to claw back and make it a 10-point deficit at halftime. People on Twitter were stunned with how quickly the Bears were dominating. Gonzaga bettors watching Baylor shoot pic.twitter.com/sgCAm9KXWK— Jose (@JZepeda_13) April 6, 2021 baylor to gonzaga pic.twitter.com/9hLEReNbNr— blackheart/whole lotta pain (@name_change1) April 6, 2021 Gonzaga looking for an…

Author of the article: Audio-chat app Clubhouse said on Monday it will launch a monetization feature for its creators on the platform and that it will not receive any payment from it. Starting Monday, all users will be able to send payments through the platform, Clubhouse said. The feature to receive payments will initially be available only to a small test group, and later rolled out to other customers. Users can send payment to Clubhouse creators who have the feature enabled, by tapping a ‘Send Money’ option. The audio-based social network company said a small card processing fee will be charged by its payment processing partner, Stripe. The San Francisco-based company, whose app lets people gather in audio chatrooms to discuss different topics, requires newcomers to be invited by existing users before they can join. The app saw its global user numbers soar after Tesla Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk and Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev held a surprise discussion on the platform. In the year since it started,  » Read More

The Chicago Bears signed veteran Andy Dalton to a one-year, $10 million deal in free agency, but quarterback remains a hot topic surrounding the team. The rumors involving Russell Wilson have been the loudest, and now there’s another quarterback that is primed for the trade market. After the Carolina Panthers traded for Sam Darnold, that leaves Teddy Bridgewater ripe for the taking. And, for a lot of people, the easiest assumption was the Bears as a landing spot. Naturally, a popular talking point was the possibility of Chicago trading for Bridgewater, which had fans divided. Some believe Bridgewater would be an instant upgrade over Dalton or Nick Foles. Others believe Bridgewater is a cautionary tale, especially for someone that reportedly turned down an offer with the Bears last offseason because he didn’t want to compete with Mitchell Trubisky. My one takeaway from the Darnold trade is that it's further validation that Teddy Bridgewater is just not the answer. I know Foles didn't pan out but thank God the Bears didn't get him. — Brendan Sugrue (@BrendanSugrue) April 5, 2021 I’ll never understand Bear fans infatuation with Teddy Bridgewater. If a team moves on from you after ONE SEASON that means…

Blizzard Entertainment revealed they're bringing back Hearthstone Drops, only this time they'll be on YouTube Gaming. The move is being done to help celebrate the launch of the Grandmasters 2021 Season 1. Blizzard will be activating YouTube Drops during this weekend's live broadcasts. All you need to do to get in on the action is create a Blizzard account and link it with your YouTube account. After that, all you have to do is sit back, watch the tournament, and collect Year of the Phoenix packs as you watch the top 48 Hearthstone players from around the world battle each other for the next eight weeks until we get a winner. You can check out more info about the drops below, but remember, you have to link your account before the weekend starts to get in on the first Drops.A look at the artwork of the Drops you'll be seeing moving forward, courtesy of Blizzard Entertainment.In addition to opening weekend Drops, you'll have a chance to receive two Year of the Phoenix packs over the course of Week 2 through Week 7, and then two Forged in the Barrens packs during Playoff weekend, for a total of six drops during the…

After launching a YouTube channel focusing on video game reviews, two Marine specials operations veterans have found much success and are to the point that they’re fielding offers to work with video game companies. In the seven months since launching Savage Actual, the Marine vets have garnered a loyal following of more than 80,000 subscribers. On their page they “share their thoughts on games, movies and more,” they advertise on their YouTube page. “Join us, share a beer and a laugh. Don’t take us or the world too seriously.” The duo have expanded into cartoons, interviews, lessons on special operations history ― and have taken on a mentorship role for many who wish to follow their special operations footsteps. Patrick Moltrup and Jason Lilley first met while working for the company Goruck, which sells rucking equipment and hosts events that give civilians a small insight into the life of a special operations selection process. Moltrup had joined the Corps in 1991, then spent time in the Army National Guard before returning to active duty in 2002 as a special warfare combatant-craft crewman for seven years. Lilley enlisted in the Corps in 2000 and served as an 0311 rifleman, a reconnaissance…

We just crossed the very first birthday of the Indie-licious show! Join us in taking a special look back at a fantastic year of indie games. Can you believe a year has passed already since we started this sweet little journey we like to call Indie-licious? A year full of new and interesting indie games brought to your table? A year chock full of a wide variety of gaming goodness? It blows our minds too, but it’s true. Indie-licious is one year old. It was on March 30, 2020 that the maiden voyage of Indie-licious took place, sharing with you the then-early access Hades (which would go on to win multiple Shacknews Year of the Games 2020 awards, such as Shacknews Top Indie of the Year!). Since then, we have played many a game, many of which would also find their place on that hallowed list. After all, we have only ever handpicked the most interesting new indies to come to the market each week. So today, we invite you to join us in celebrating Indie-licious’s first-year anniversary a little late on the Shacknews Twitch channel at 1:30 p.m. PT / 4:30 p.m. ET as we look back at a…