Stephanie Vitori, owner of Cheeseburger Baby in South Beach, tells the New Times that Busta Rhymes had a cheeseburger meltdown at her restaurant.
Vitori says Busta came into her restaurant at 6 am in the morning and demanded to cut in line to get his food faster. When they refused, Busta stomped his feet like a 2-year-old calling one employee a “f*g” and Vitori a “bitch” and threatened to “come get [them].”
Explains Vitori, “He got very upset when we wouldn’t take his order first when he was the last one to come in. We treat everyone as equals here at CBB. You can’t skip the line of ten people waiting in front of you.” Busta ended up waiting in his car for his order. Possibly with his arms crossed and a scowl on his face.
However, that was just the beginning. According to Vitori, Busta is very particular about his cheeseburgers. He’s a cheeseburger traditionalist, if you will. Upon receiving his cheeseburger, he stormed back into the restaurant and started getting hostile. “He was calling our delivery driver Santiago a ‘f*g’ multiple times, and me a ‘bitch’ and telling me to ‘shut the f**k up.'” Why? Because they put his salt, pepper, ketchup,and mayo on the side.
Vitori says this isn’t a new thing. “On the side is just how we do it. We don’t want your burger getting soggy!”
Busta, who didn’t think he should have to finish making his own cheeseburger,”caused such a scene I was forced to call the cops on him. This is when he exited the restaurant.”
Oh, but it didn’t end there. Busta was not letting this go. “Top it all off, a few minutes later he called us to let us know there was no cheese on his burger, which was untrue, and that he was going to ‘come get us,'” Vitori says.
In Busta’s defense, that night will haunt him forever. Having to put salt, pepper, ketchup and mayo on his own burger like a peasant? The inhumanity!
That’s because in the ghetto yo’ booger comes wit da’ s**t on it. He should go back to his roots.