Wolfee Donut Owner To Sue Ariana Grande For Licking His Merchandise
It looks like Ariana Grande’s donut-licking spree is going to land her in legal trouble after all. Earlier this week TMZ reported than Riverside County’s Wolfee Donuts had declined to press charges, but owner Joe Marin said that’s incorrect in a radio interview with Kiss 92.5. “I’ve been hearing that I decided not to press charges,” the peeved businessman revealed. “I don’t know where that came from… I did press charges. When I was reading the newspapers they said I decided not to, and I don’t know where that came from.”
Marin then pointed out that his store had been downgraded by the health inspector since Ariana’s visit and suffered a financial loss. When asked if the way he serves donuts played a role in the fiasco, he replied that there’s no difference between his approach and the ever-popular buffet. “When you go to the buffets, the buffets are open,” the food-tampering victim explained. “You could spit on it if you wanted.” So where does that leave the “Break Free” diva? “I think she should (face) charges. The thing is… if it was one of us, they’d do something about it.” He makes a good point.
Listen to Joe Marin’s interview below:
[Via Toronto Sun].
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