Grupo ng young professionals, nag-sorry pagkatapos mag-post ng negative reviews laban sa isang cafe

- Purpose Venture Young Professionals apologized to The Fifth coffee shop after leaving multiple bad reviews despite staying there for over four hours

- The group admitted that their approach was inappropriate and did not align with their values of humility, respect, and kindness, as per GMA Integrated News

- As part of their apology, Purpose Venture instructed all members to delete their negative reviews from The Fifth’s Facebook page

- The café addressed the complaints, which included claims that customers were asked to leave and that not all their orders were served

A group of customers has issued an apology to The Fifth, a coffee shop in Taytay, after bombarding it with negative reviews despite spending over four hours at the café.

In a now-unavailable statement posted on Facebook, Purpose Venture Young Professionals expressed regret over the effect their reviews had on The Fifth.

They admitted that their approach was "not the most appropriate or constructive way" to share their concerns.

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"As a Christian organization, we are held to a higher standard of conduct, and we recognize that our actions did not reflect the values of humility, respect, and kindness that we strive to uphold. We deeply regret any offense we have caused and take full responsibility for this misstep," the statement read.

"As a practical application of our sincere apology, we have agreed and directed everyone in our group to delete all the reviews posted on The FIFTH Coffee's page."

Describing the situation as "an isolated incident," Purpose Venture also extended their apology to other Christian organizations and the wider community. They expressed their desire "to rebuild trust with The Fifth Coffee."

The Fifth, in response, addressed the surge of negative reviews on their Facebook page. Some Purpose Venture members had claimed they were asked to leave and that not all of their orders were served.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh