All-you-can-eat fish? Not for this customer.

All-you-can-eat fish deal attracts one customer who eats 12. Waitress refuses to serve him more. He pickets Wisconsin restaurant's all-you-can-eat fish fry.

By Associated Press / May 16, 2012

A restaurant customer in Ozaukee County is protesting after he was cut off from the establishment's all-you-can-eat?fish?fry.

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At 6 feet 6 inches and 350 pounds, Bill Wisth acknowledges he can pack away more?fish?than the average guy. But, Wisth wants Chuck's Place in Thiensville to live up to its all-you-can-eat advertising.

After Wisth ate a dozen pieces of?fish?last Friday, a waitress refused to bring more. The restaurant says it was running out of?fish?and patience. They sent Wisth on his way with eight more pieces. Wisth called the village police. And he came back two days later with a picket sign.

Waitress Elizabeth Roeming tells WTMJ-TV that they've tried to work with Wisth over the years, even letting him run a tab that he hasn't paid off.

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