Connelly and Wilgus would then create custom breakfast burritos, serving the tortillas with eggs, guacamole, cheese and special neon-green or orange salsa’s.
The eatery was off to a good start, with Willamette Week writing a review of the shop and suggesting breakfast burrito fans “Get up a little early this weekend” and try Kooks.
A few days after Willamette Week’s story was published, Kooks Burritos was forced to close up shop due to some of the comments Connelly made in the article.
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Hopefully when california breaks off into the ocean it can take portland with it? This crap is just plain crazy. Whats it gonna be next. Im white and i respect and enjoy other culture cusine it crosses all politics and and prejudices.... until now!!! God please help our nation heal this insanity.
These two women should have never given in to these snowflake liberal scumbags! This is so disgraceful that people whom I am sure never owned or will ever own a business had to open their mouths and spew bs racial garbage.
Yet Taco Bell has been operating in several locations in Portland for years and years and years with no problem.
Silly libtards.
Liberalism is a mental disease.
right on 9:44
White people are being targeted and discriminated against.
Can we only hope. Maybe with the fault line and if enough moon bats move to the coast of California it will snap off; just like that congressman who warned if we over populate Guam it will capsize. Tee hee.
I don't suppose they buy pizza unless the owners are Italian. Or Chinese, in which most dishes are not authentically Chinese anyway, from people that are not Chinese ( and NO Korean or Vietnamese do NOT count). Do they go into an Irish pub and check to see if the owners are Irish?
Libtards are amazingly stupid. If one looks at the states with the weakest drug laws and harsh gun laws you will find Libtards at the wheel. Well Libtards Trump is here for the next 8 years so go find your safe place and suck your thumb.
Look at Ocean Pines. You had La Hacienda, the Mexican eatery without the Mexicans; and Plaza Tapatia, the Mexican Restaurant that was full of Mexicans- which one survived? The consumers voted with their wallets
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