Ah, damn, I knew there was something I was missing.As somebody on reddit pointed out: Kyle was giving them a symbol to single them out and let restaurants mistreat them. Star of Dah-veed
Apparently Yelp has never heard of parody laws.http://nbc.com.co/yelp-sues-south-pa...-over-episode/
Once the article started talking about Fappy the anti-masturbation dolphin, I had to re-check the link to make sure it wasn't the onion.
Hahahahaha. No shit, douche bag. The fact that Yelpers' take themselves way too seriously was the whole fucking point.Paul Horner, who is a spokesman for Yelp, spoke with NBC News about details of the lawsuit.
"Our company, along with its millions of users, take Yelp very seriously.The South Park episode was in extremely bad taste and not funny whatsoever. To say our critics are out there trying to get free food and using racist slurs on little Mexican children is beyond ridiculous. To compare the users of Yelp to terrorists is not only cruel, but the definition of libel and slander. I believe any reasonable court in America will agree with the lawsuit and rule in our favor."
"We've taken a hard look at the information presented to us, and after reviewing it, we have given Yelp and their lawsuit only one star. Their lawyers delivered us legal documents in a very unprofessional manner; not bothering to smile or even a quick handshake. The writing on the envelope was barely legible and in two different colors. It is our personal opinion that Yelp could do a much better job by not suing us for ten million dollars."