A Mexican restaurant in Northern California came to Mike Lindell's defense after a Facebook post commemorating his visit led to controversy.
Tres Chiles Picosos posted an image of the MyPillow CEO alongside two staffers following his visit, with expressions of gratitude for his patronage. However, the post was not well-received by some people, who flooded the comments with criticism and notifications that they would not visit the restaurant again.
The comments were flooded with negative reactions in the follow-up post, which, as of writing, contained more comments than"likes." However, many other netizens came forward to offer their support and promises of future patronage. One of the restaurant's co-owners, Michelle Hill, told Mercury News that she was unaware of the controversy surrounding Lindell and only knew him from his MyPillow commercials.
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