My family went on the Madam Carroll this past weekend for our grandmother's birthday. Upon boarding, the security guard disregarded me and my wife when we were introduced to him by my grandmother. Not a big deal. I'm a bigger person than that. Everyone was having a good time drinking and dancing until we entered the lake for the second time that evening. Besides myself, my brother and a small group of girls, everyone on the boat were predominantly white. The same security guard that dismissed me and my wife in the beginning of the night, made my brother exit the inside of the boat to tell him that he was told that my brother had "dope" and he was smoking it on the dance floor. My brother is a large Mexican man who also had on a flat brim White Sox hat. After, my brother told the guard, which we later found out was a previous police officer, that he does not do drugs, the guard made my brother empty all of his pockets and patted him down. Meanwhile, on the inside of the boat, the dance floor smelled of marijuana. I attempted to approach my brother and the guard to advise that someone is smoking inside while my brother was OUTSIDE, the guard began to scream into my face. Even after my brother's pockets were emptied, he was standing outside and the dance floor still smelled of marijuana, the guard still did not believe my brother. This is 100% racial profiling. Once we told the guard that is was racial profiling, he began to scream in both of our faces that he was not racist. For how fast this man escalated his emotions, I'm assuming this is not the first time he has been called that. Not only did he racially profile me and my brother, he then continued to lose all control of his emotions, the atmosphere of the boat and other people on the boat who began to scream and physically fight. On Monday, we called to speak with the owner of the boat. It was stated that he was onboard Saturday night and was screaming in my face, as well as others, calling us "fat and racist b*tches." I am certainly glad this boat will be ending their business journey sooner than later. There is no room for this intolerance and poor lack of customer service. read more