Influencer Junior Caldeirão reports discrimination by waiter during international trip Reproduction/Social Media The digital influencer Junior Caldeirão used social media to denounce a situation of discrimination that occurred with him during a trip in Ibiza, a tourist island in Spain. In a video shared on his Instagram feed, the man from Bahia said that he placed an expensive order at a restaurant and the waiter questioned him if he had seen the price of the dish.
The situation happened on Sunday (21). "He went to write it down and then came back and asked: 'It's € 200, you know, right?'", highlighted Junior, who was accompanied by his boyfriend at the establishment.
📲 Click here and join the g1 Bahia WhatsApp group The dish chosen by the couple was king crab, which is known in Brazil as caranguejo-real due to the size of the crustacean. Converted to reais, the menu option cost R$ 1.180,60.
Now on g1 "It's my favorite dish and I only eat it once a year", he explained. In his testimony to followers, the man from Bahia also pointed out that he did not see other Black people buying at the location.
The situation left him unsettled. "I thought social inequality only existed in Brazil, but it exists all over the world.
You look around and the only Black people are working. I feel like a fish out of water.
I am incredulous", he said. "Not to mention that we are here shouting, calling, and he doesn't come to serve us", he added.
Despite this, the digital influencer did not inform if he filed a formal complaint with the restaurant management or if he reported it to the police. In the comments of the post, Junior Caldeirão's fans left messages of support for him.
"Don't tip this waiter", wrote one internet user. "There are still those who romanticize racism", commented another.
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