I guess we have different ideas about "context". You're telling me that something very popular, with high brand loyalty, is actually abusive and the people who

I guess we have different ideas about "context". You're telling me that something very popular, with high brand loyalty, is actually abusive and the people who are loyal to it should not only stop buying but organize some kind of boycott. Which is just strange. In your hypothetical, nobody would go there. Nobody buys $1000 burgers, nobody likes abusive service. But, in your hypothetical, somehow this is not just a successful restaurant but one of the most successful in the world. Because... people are forced to go there? I honestly am trying to be as charitable as possible and I just can't see any sense in your position. As far as I can tell you just dislike some brands and are angry that other people like them and refuse to stop buying their products, even though you think they should for their own good. It's very convoluted.