Blatant Discrimination

[DGS49]

A Pakistani Muslim owns a small motel near a large city.

A man and woman come in one evening. He is dressed in a business suit and is wearing a wedding band. She is about half his age, lovely in every way, and wears no rings. They sign in as "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," and want a room for a couple of hours. He asks for ID and they both decline.

He refuses to rent them a room.

OK?

 

[S.J.]

Ok, but the muslim can't complain if somebody doesn't want to do business with him.

 

[ogibillm]

A Pakistani Muslim owns a small motel near a large city.

A man and woman come in one evening. He is dressed in a business suit and is wearing a wedding band. She is about half his age, lovely in every way, and wears no rings. They sign in as "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," and want a room for a couple of hours. He asks for ID and they both decline.

He refuses to rent them a room.

OK?

Does he always or often request ID?

he certainly wouldn't be discriminating based on race, sex, creed, or sexual orientation.

 

[ScienceRocks]

The guys a jerk!

 

[Pogo]

He's losing business.

OTOH he's prolly saving on laundry or even new sheets, so it's a toss-up.

 

[Jarlaxle]

A Pakistani Muslim owns a small motel near a large city.

A man and woman come in one evening. He is dressed in a business suit and is wearing a wedding band. She is about half his age, lovely in every way, and wears no rings. They sign in as "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," and want a room for a couple of hours. He asks for ID and they both decline.

He refuses to rent them a room.

OK?

Does he always or often request ID?

Some states actually require it.

Then again...my wife and myself both go without wedding rings regularly. (She usually wears hers on a pendant.)