WWE Star Treated Homeless People To Dinner, But The Restaurant Was Not Happy About It
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Joanna Fantozzi|
Titus O'Neil may play a violent wrestler on TV, but he's an empathetic superstar in person.The six-foot-four, 270-pound WWE wrestler recently tried to treat two homeless San Diego people to dinner at the Yard House restaurant.Surprisingly, the restaurant manager was reluctant to serve him and his two guests. So, according to O'Neil's Instagram account, he gathered an even larger group of local homeless and needy folks the next day for lunch, and received a completely different response.
"I'm not a fan of injustice or prejudice of any sort towards anybody," he wrote in a follow-up Instagram post. "There were many times that I had to go without as a youth because of a Lack of financial resources. Now I have the opportunity to do the exact thing that others did for me when I had nothing to give them in return... Love others! Thanks to those that accepted help and those that treated my guest at lunch."