It's odd enough that there are no rules against refusing service on arbitrary grounds for companies. I do not believe this to be legal in the E.U., but from ho

It's odd enough that there are no rules against refusing service on arbitrary grounds for companies. I do not believe this to be legal in the E.U., but from how I understand it, In the U.S.A., a store can refuse any customer service on arbitrary grounds without having to say what the reason was. This is even more troublesome because the U.S.A. is a country of low population density where in some rural areas many people will have only one grocery store available to them, that could actually refuse them service simply because it's manager did not like the looks on their faces.