Denny's Server Quits on the Spot as Maskless Customers Cite 'Civil Rights Act' On 12/15/20 at 3:07 PM EST A Denny's employee quit on the spot in frustration as a pair of customers rattled off inaccurate "religious discrimination" legalities on why they don't have to wear masks in the privately owned chain restaurant. Cellphone video posted to Reddit Tuesday shows a Denny's server grabbing her purse, flagging down her manager and leaving the restaurant as two men cite the "Civil Rights Act of 1964" as one reason they don't have to wear masks intended to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The video recorded by one of the two maskless patrons shows a dateline from September but was first posted online this week. The anti-masker customers immediately cite several "religious exemptions," which prompts the Denny's employee to reject this outright by telling them twice, "you're required to wear a mask."