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Bill Wisth protest fish, Hungry man protests all-you-can-eat restaurant for cutting him off, Bill Wisth says "all-you-can-eat" should mean exactly that; and he's going to protest outside a Wisconsin restaurant until he gets his fill of fried fish. The restaurant's employees, meanwhile, say Wisth has a long track record of demanding enormous quantities of food and also has a substantial tab that's yet to be paid.
Bill Wisth Protests All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry For Cutting Him Off, A Wisconsin man got cut off after he wolfed down a dozen pieces of fish at an all-you-can-eat fish fry, so he did what any red-blooded American would do: he made a picket sign and protested.
Bill Wisth -- a fish-eating machine at 6-foot-6-inches tall and 350 lbs -- was miffed when workers at his favorite local restaurant in Thiensville, Chuck's Place, said they were running out of yummy sea creatures.
"It's false advertising," Wisth told TMJ4. "We asked for more fish, and they refused to give us more fish."
Fed up with his whining, workers gave him eight more pieces of fish to go, but it wasn't enough. Wisth called police -- a move that turned up no results -- and came back two days later with a picket sign.
"I think that people have to stand up for consumers," he said.
The eatery didn't change its policy for Wisth. Waitress Elizabeth Roeming said the man has been a problem for years, and has a substantial tab he hasn't yet paid off, the Associated Press reported.
"They do have like some of the best pizza in town, if you like deep dish pizza," he told TMJ4.
He plans to picket every Sunday until the restaurant lets him eat all he can eat.
