Just days after Starbucks was forced to offer an apology for the discriminatory arrest of two Black men who were waiting for a friend inside a Philadelphia Starbucks, a video taken in Southern California location of the coffee chain shows a Black man get denied access to the bathroom.

In the viral video, a man identified as Brandon Ward questions a white man as he exits the restroom. Ward asks the man, who says his name is Weston, if he bought anything prior to being given the bathroom code. When Weston says he has not yet ordered, Ward asks the manager why Weston was given access without purchase, but he was told he’d have to buy something first to use the bathroom.

"Is it because of my skin color?" the 26-year-old asks a manager.

The manager asks him to leave the store and calls a security guard as the video cuts out. Torrance police confirmed officers were called to the location but no arrests were made, reported KTLA.