Princeton Pong — Attraction in West Windsor

Owner extremely rude to my ten year old kid.

*Update in reply to response . A courteus emplyee actually offered a free entry next tournament and asked to send me complete details of what happened . Listed is Part of my email below to him with names taken out and context added with * I came to you and The owner asking on a guidance on the timing of next round and was told it will take a while. The moment I stepped out my (ten year old) son was asked to play A sixteen year old( a club member). My son asked if he can wait till dad gets back in a few minutes but was forced into playing by The owner. Is that what Princeton Pong Prides at? - Pushing a kid to play when he is not have a coach(dad), who minutes before asked for the schedule. after i calmed him down from crying because he was pushed and got back him back into the game At a critical point the sixteen year old served at 10-8 to my son, when he did not even make it to the table, I tried to halt it until My son gets back(to the table to play). The father of the sixteen year old who seems to be a firm believer of cheating, wanted the point to continue and started Yelling at his uncivilized best. The Owner came and sided with the father, saying that it should be taken to the referee, later knowing fully well he did not have an official USATT referee present for the tournament. The bias seemed quite open (*since he is a princeton pong member) I had to review this place, and will expect other customers know what actually hapened.*below response reflects how this Owner who is a CEO of another company is unrepentant in making a little boy cry and twists the reality in response. I wont get into back and forth with him, and not...

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