A controversial bumper sticker at a burger restaurant sparked a heated online debate after a customer called it “absolutely disgusting.” The sticker reads, “If you can’t read this, thank a Marine,” alongside Arabic text saying “Allahu Akbar.” Restaurant owner Brad Gross, a former Marine, refused to remove it, saying it had been displayed for more than a decade and was given to him by a Marine during his service in Iraq. The post quickly went viral, dividing people online and bringing the restaurant a wave of attention.
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