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Manager In UConn Mac-And-Cheese Tantrum Not Impressed By Apology

FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- The manager who was verbally berated in the infamous mac-and-cheese rant at a University of Connecticut eatery earlier this month is not impressed by the YouTube "apology" from the student, according to the Hartford Courant.

A former UConn worker will not accept the apology of a student who verbally attacked him for more than nine minutes over a dish or macaroni and cheese.

A former UConn worker will not accept the apology of a student who verbally attacked him for more than nine minutes over a dish or macaroni and cheese.

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David Robinson, former manager of the Union Street Market, said the apology from Luke Gatti was not really an apology, reported the Hartford Courant. 

In a viral video of the original tantrum on Oct. 4, Gatti can be seen yelling, swearing and berating Robinson for nearly 10 minutes before he makes physical contact and is restrained by Robinson, another worker and campus police, said the Hartford Courant.

As it turned out, it was Robinson's last day on the job: He is now living in South America with his family, the paper reported.

Gatti, 19, of Bayville, N.Y., is no longer a student at UConn. He was arrested that night and charged with second-degree breach of peace and criminal trespass. He is due in court on the charges Nov. 3.

Click here to read the entire story at the Courant website.

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