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An employee at a Golden Corral in Port Orange, Florida uploaded a video that’s gone viral. It’s raw meat being stored outside the restaurant near a dumpster. The employees claim the company left the meat outside trying to hide the food during a health inspection.
“To me this is disgusting,” Huber says in the video that’s now gone viral. “This is what my company likes to do to get ready for inspection. They like to put their food by the dumpster. I’m an employee here. I’ve been working here for a long time. And I don’t feel that this is right.”
He further alleges the food would normally be brought back inside and served to customers at the Port Orange, Fla., location.
Eric Holm, the owner of the Golden Corral where the video was filmed, told The Huffington Post the manager involved in the snafu has been fired.
In a statement responding to a post by Gawker, Golden Corral said none of the food in the video was served and that Huber himself helped dispose of it.
They further allege that Huber’s dad tried to sell them the video for $5,000 — an offer that was rejected.
Some are calling Huber the fast-food world’s Edward Snowden (tongue firmly in cheek).
But the fallout from this PR disaster is likely to be no joke.
Agencies/Canadajournal
