When American Business Owner Asked His Restaurant Employees To Speak English, Liberals Did THIS Lets make one thing clear: English is the national language of America. That is not an opinion; that is fact. So why are business owners facing criticism for asking their employees to speak English? Nobody knows, but such was the case for this restaurant owner who posted a sign in the kitchen telling employees not to speak Spanish near his customers. According to reports, customers had complained that employees were speaking Spanish at the front desk and throughout Bill Reeds Restaurant, so the owner attempted what he viewed as a necessary change in policy. Of course, both employees and liberals did not take the action lightly, claiming discrimination. I talk to my co-workers in Spanish, that makes me feel very upset not being able to talk to them in Spanish, one employee told reporters. I do feel discriminated. I know we are in America. We have to talk in English. At the same time, we speak Spanish, thats my first language. According to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a rule that required employees to only speak English at work is against the law, unless it is necessary for operating the business. What do you think? Should this restaurant owner have the right to ensure top notch customer service and meet their needs? 