THIS IS HOW IT'S DONE: Jimmy's Famous Seafood responds to those offended by their PETA tweets

Greg P. | 4:52 PM on August 30, 2018

The other day we told you about Jimmy’s Famous Seafood, a crab restaurant in Maryland that taunted PETA in a series of tweets in response to the animal rights organization’s new billboard in downtown Baltimore with a crab that says, “I’m, ME, Not MEAT”:

This billboard has caused quite a reaction in #Baltimore, but what’s there to disagree with? Crabs are intelligent, loving, & have strong senses of sight, smell, and taste—but in the U.S. hundreds of millions of crabs are killed every year and many are boiled alive ? #GoVegan pic.twitter.com/rlOvc3AV22

— PETA (@peta) August 29, 2018

Jimmy’s had first taunted PETA with a plate of cooked crabs:

Good morning, @peta! ? pic.twitter.com/Bh1GRhWFO2

— Jimmy's Famous Seafood (@JimmysSeafood) August 24, 2018

And then with a brutal reminder of PETA’s own problems with animal cruelty:

Don’t want to be boiled alive but want to be slaughtered. Got it! ? pic.twitter.com/9wMtsSK8qg

— Jimmy's Famous Seafood (@JimmysSeafood) August 24, 2018

But did Jimmy’s go to far? Maybe so…

Jimmy’s responded to everyone they may have offended with the anti-PETA tweets in the best way possible:

It’s come to our attention that we may’ve offended some with our recent tweets. We’ve spent a lot of time slaying everyone & started fights with everyone. We’ve ridiculed everyone. We’d just like to say from the bottom of our hearts, we’d like to take this chance to apologize…

— Jimmy's Famous Seafood (@JimmysSeafood) August 30, 2018