The billboard battle is the latest in a long-standing conflict between PETA and Jimmy’s Famous Seafood. Now, the seafood feud has found itself on a national stage — yet again.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals had erected the billboard, which seemed to be a glaring dig at the beloved restaurant known for its crab cakes — a mainstay of Maryland cuisine.
its own pair of billboards in the same area: one with a crab cake that read “It’d be a sin to waste them,” and a second with a crab beside the phrase “They died to be enjoyed.” PETA’s billboard went up on Feb. 13 to encourage people “to keep fish off their plates during Lent and, forWhile that billboard, and others the nonprofit has purchased, might be “humorous or provocative,” it brings attention to serious issues, said PETA spokesperson Amber Canavan— in this case, the abuse crustaceans face in the seafood industry.
Phil Collins songs playing from the restaurant’s jukebox. Sometimes late at night, he would sneak downstairs to make a sandwich in its kitchen.
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