This followed the launch of a campaign by current and former employees about working conditions, including a new requirement that serving staff carry $100 at all times in order to pass out tips to other staff (compulsory tip-pooling is illegal). This included a change in the way credit card tips were given to servers. Instead of being given to them in cash at the end of the night, they were given to them in their paychecks. A worker who refused to follow the new policy, saying that "Bringing in $100 each shift is unrealistic for me because I am single mother of a 2 and a half year-old-boy," was fired. A story in Salon Magazine reported that the day after the organisation Kentucky Jobs With Justice passed out fliers describing this story the restaurant was closed.