Zachary Quinto Accused of Yelling at Toronto Restaurant Staff, Making Host Cry
Restaurant accuses Zachary Quinto of bad behavior, making host cry and other diners uncomfortable. Fans support restaurant in standing up to celebrity.
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Restaurant accuses Zachary Quinto of bad behavior, making host cry and other diners uncomfortable. Fans support restaurant in standing up to celebrity.
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