PhonZhi
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I had a class where we had to watch this movie and do a report on it.
Nay. I don't think he was obligated too, it was his store and he put people up who were inspirational to him.
My answer exactly. It was HIS restaurant and people that he PERSONALLY admired. BUT with that said, black people were the ones mainly supporting the establishment.Nah no obligation but it would be a nice gesture to the people supporting your business/ livelihood.
Sals son was a typical insecure, fragile piece of shyt.
Spike lee da gawd![]()
Sal should've done the ...No, but it's the right thing to do
...right thing.terrible cause
no.......spike is a idiot, he played the race angle wrong in the movie....


It's a neighbor hood spot tho, not a big corporation,if I go to a Chinese spot I expect every to see what I see at every chinese spot,Chinese shytSal should've done the ......right thing.
Nah, I don't think it was a terrible cause. Tbh Sal was a terrible businessman.
Any businessman with some sense would've just put some African Americans on the wall to make the customers feel welcome. That's why Walmart, McDonalds, and other big companies put images of African Americans in their store and ads, and they're not even as reliant on African American business like Sal.
He couldn't have just put one or two of the Knicks up there?![]()
It's a neighbor hood spot tho, not a big corporation,if I go to a Chinese spot I expect every to see what I see at every chinese spot,Chinese shyt
They put paintings or hang shyt,I go to mexican restaurants and I might see paintings or pictures or or shyt hanging from them,but it's like,as an owner you opening your own little restaurant,you bout to decorate it to fit your image of what you dreamed your restaurant would look like,not based on your clienteleI was thinking the same thing about Chinese Restaurants, but they don't put anybody on their walls. I don't think Sal HAD to, but it would've been a good move considering his situation.