I could be wrong, but I believe businesses are generally required to serve the public if they're open to the public, and they can only refuse to serve you for l

I could be wrong, but I believe businesses are generally required to serve the public if they're open to the public, and they can only refuse to serve you for limited reasons such as being disruptive or offensive. I don't think the way someone eats a hamburger is a valid reason to refuse service unless you're a private club (ie not open to the public). Maybe if you're a goop[1] you might get kicked out. [1]: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/36664/36664-h/36664-h.htm#page3 https://www.gutenberg.org/files/36664/36664-h/36664-h.htm#pa...