WWE Superstar Titus O'Neil's job is to violently slam people and toss them like rag dolls, but the 6-foot-4, 270-pound wrestler has a kind heart.
O'Neil posted to Instagram Saturday that he tried to treat a couple of homeless people to a nice meal, but was refused service by a San Diego Yard House restaurant and bar.
O'Neil is persistent, though.
The very next day, he gathered even more homeless people and went back to the same Yard House. This time the Yard House manager had a change of heart and actually let them enjoy their lunch there.
O'Neil said he didn't want to bash the Yard House, he just wanted to make "A Conscience Effort to relay a Bigger Message to the Masses that Look down on those that they don't Relate to."
Titus is no stranger to taking stands, as he was part of the "No H8" campaign in support of gay marriage, and his current tag-team partner, Darren Young, is even the first openly gay WWE wrestler.
Yard House was probably smart in letting them in, if only to avoid a big boot to the face.
