Seattle Glasshole demands employee firing over bar’s Google Glass policy

Valleywag:

The most absolutely awful thing about the story of Nick Starr is not that he exists, but that there are surely more people like him: the Seattle IT drone threw a Facebook fit when he was asked to take off his face-camera at a cafe. “I would love an explanation, apology, clarification…or her termination.”

Here’s your explanation – you’re a douchebag.



7 thoughts on “Seattle Glasshole demands employee firing over bar’s Google Glass policy”

  1. In similar news, a baby is suing his parents for being denied his pacifier for the period of one hour last weekend.

  2. Unfortunately, such is the general attitude of a lot of people in The state of Washington…..mainly Seattle and the surrounding areas. I live here so I know. A private business is a private business and they can enforce whatever policy they want, so long as it doesn’t infringe upon a person’s rights. Just because this guy thinks he has a right to quietly record people in this private restaurant doesn’t mean he actually does.

  3. About 30 seconds of googling revealed that this douchebag is trying to make a name for himself as a professional glasshole.

    All this lazy, incomplete coverage is just rewarding his bad behavior.

  4. Look like he quit the Internet for a while after being called out for being, well, a genuine asshole. His Twitter and Facebook accounts are no more.

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