Buzz Bingo complaint: Disgusting managerial conduct

Right, my friend and I happen to be very well known big slot players in our home clubs and are always welcomed with a smile and gratitude whenever we pop in. The coronavirus pandemic has seen a minimal reopening of Buzz Bingo venues so our next closest location was the one situated on Tooting high street, London, so we set about a lengthy journey to get there. Upon entering, we were met with an unfamiliar frosty reception from who I assumed were the onsite managers for that day but did not pander to their hostility and proceeded to go about my business. After playing on a few machines, my friend and I ventured into the upper tier of the slots area and began to play a couple of machines at £2 stake. It was conveniently timed that once we were losing vast sums of money in our selected games, the now far more engaging managers came over and proceeded to use a broken, embarrassing attempt at the English language to convey the message that we were indeed no longer welcome in the venue. Upon requesting a justified reason as to why my friend and I were being ejected from the club, the bumbling buffoons were unable to provide me with an audible response that I could reason with so we collected what money we had left of our ‘investment’ and ly exited the building. In all my years as a Buzz Bingo customer, I have never received so much as a warning from any club manager, letalone a spontaneous and wildly unexpected life exclusion from a venue for doing nothing other than sitting there and willingly losing my money.