the human genepool needs a swift culling-- with extreme prejudice.
i hope the cops busted her ass.
i hope the cops busted her ass.
Woman goes crazy and attacks drive-thru because McNuggets weren't available at breakfast.
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This was my exact thought as well. My first thought was "Well, it's Ohio, what do you expect?" but for all we know the McNuggets were only the tip of the iceberg here.Terramax said:
And if someone WORKING AT MCDONALD'S has the nerve to make fun of you, then you are well within your right to mess their shit up.
Judging by the body language of the woman working the counter I'm going to say she wasn't exactly speaking in a rational, calm or reasonable tone either.
oh and listen up speaking as the kind of detective who investigates this kind of shit daily I'm only going to say this once:
[HEADING=2]VERY FEW SECURITY CAMERAS HAVE MICROPHONES! THERE'S RARELY ANY AUDIO![/HEADING]
From the looks, behavior and ya know the BOTTLE thrown thru the window. I'm going to go with the lady was 'drunk'. Also, I'm guessing this was an old video because the lady is dressed for cold weather and it's fucking august.
oh and listen up speaking as the kind of detective who investigates this kind of shit daily I'm only going to say this once:
[HEADING=2]VERY FEW SECURITY CAMERAS HAVE MICROPHONES! THERE'S RARELY ANY AUDIO![/HEADING]
From the looks, behavior and ya know the BOTTLE thrown thru the window. I'm going to go with the lady was 'drunk'. Also, I'm guessing this was an old video because the lady is dressed for cold weather and it's fucking august.
Quick, she's insane! Get that hot tray from the Fryer and burn her away from our precious establishment!
Man alive. I've never been so obsessed with a food that I'd try to attack someone for it. This is just stupid.
Man alive. I've never been so obsessed with a food that I'd try to attack someone for it. This is just stupid.
Um the girls I know are always cold except when they are outdoors. They bring sweaters with them everywhere. Did I mention I am in Arizona?ace_of_something said:
Who needs audio? I am sure it is more fun if we make it up in our heads, its like white trash madlibs.
A friend told me the story of his friend when he got high on shrooms or something and walked into a Wendy's. He proceeded to ask for a McFlurrie. The staff, confused by his request, told him that if he wanted a McFlurrie, he should go across the street (there is a McDonald's there). He then started yelling "I WANT A F***ING MCFLURRIE! GIMME MY MCFLURRIE!"
The staff had to escort him out of the establishment. I don't know whether or not the cops were called, but he was on shrooms, so maybe he just calmed down all of a sudden and decided to stare at the sun or something.
The staff had to escort him out of the establishment. I don't know whether or not the cops were called, but he was on shrooms, so maybe he just calmed down all of a sudden and decided to stare at the sun or something.
I don't know if this counts as a freakout or not, but back when I was working at EB games, this kid (I later found out to be 13)came up to me in the afternoon with an MMO. Now, normally I don't sell MMOs to children who legally can't have a credit card without a parent who I can inform just what their kid wants; we had a strict no MMO return policy, since the cd key is bound to an account and blah blah, easy piracy, blah blah, its ultimately easier for the store to not even deal with it. And have had some relatively upset parents when their money is effectively gone. Typically parents thank me for the warning, and either continue to get the game, or tell their kid there is no way they can have a game that has monthly fees.
So, back on track, the kid was by himself, so I told him I would put the game on hold for him (behind the counter), but he would have to go get his parents for me to sell him the game. He wanders off after that encounter, after like 2 or 3 hours of no kid, I reshelf the game, normally in these cases the kid will come back like on 5 or 10 minutes or not at all.
Later that day, around closing time (4 or 5 hours later) a guy walks into the up to the counter where I was ringing someone else up and said " Hey I got a question for you" I replied hang on a second, and finished off the sale I was in the middle of, and then give my friendly "ok shoot". The guy asks why I wouldn't sell his kid a game (there are other reasons too like the rating) so I ask what game the kid wanted or who his kid was or something...
The guy, I assume upset that I didn't give him a direct answer to his question, replies with a pretty long, pretty loud, fairly foul-mouthed tirade on how his kid is something special for a 13 year old, " he already has a paper route" and "gets straight As", "incredibly responsible" and should be able to spend his money on whatever he wants kind of stuff; I think he insulted my job too something like: "and he'll never have to work on some dead end store for loosers". this goes on for probably 15 minutes.
*ding* closing time
The other employee begins normal closing customer herding, and pulls the gates and everything. I, trying to get out of the store that night, say "I'm incredibly sorry for the inconvenience" -"you're damn right your sorry"- "right, I'm sorry for the inconvenience, but I remember your kid (which I did, after the first bit of yelling and pointing) and I'll go get his copy of the game". apparently having to go get the the game off of the shelf was this guy's breaking point. I come back, and this guy is red in the face with anger begins shouting even more at me but now its more along the lines of I'm a complete screwup, and suggesting I should be fired for my incompetence of putting a game that I said I would hold (and we had a dozen copies of) back on the shelf. I begin to finally tell him about the nature of MMOs, he tells me to shut the fuck up, "allright" is my reply. In ringing him up he asks me what my name is, and I give it to him "what, I'm hard of hearing, I shoot guns for a living" (this upon further consideration and discussion with my boss was later taken as a threat to my personal safety), so I give him my name again. then he asks for my boss' name and next availability (probably so he can complain to him too) which I give him as well (for the sake of protecting names I'm making these up) "huh Jimmy Jones, is he related to Mike Jones?" "I wouldn't know" (similarly now he is trying to tell me he already knew my boss and is threatening my job more directly). Finally after probably of 30 minutes of yelling(15 after the store closed), his kid has his MMO, I can close my store, and write a note to my boss that he may have a large angry man on his hands the following day.
The next afternoon I come in for work, and my boss pulls me aside and says "did you sell a guy a MMO last night?" I knowing where this was going said yes. My boss proceeded to tell me that the guy didn't know it was a MMO, refuses to give his kid his credit card information, and was furious that the game could not be returned the next day.
in closing, the guy indirectly threatened my job, directly threatened my job, and indirectly threatened my personal safety. Had he not been as furious with the world as he was, he could have gotten my normal "this is an MMO it cost monthly fees, and typically requires a credit card. Further, while the game may have a rating of T for teen, there is also a warning that content and rating may vary online; this game is exclusively online, and assure you this game will become AO for adults only in the first day. We cannot take this game back after you purchase it, that is very important, are you sure you want to get this for your kid?" spiel and determined that evening, before closing time, that this was not the game he wanted his kid to play.
So, back on track, the kid was by himself, so I told him I would put the game on hold for him (behind the counter), but he would have to go get his parents for me to sell him the game. He wanders off after that encounter, after like 2 or 3 hours of no kid, I reshelf the game, normally in these cases the kid will come back like on 5 or 10 minutes or not at all.
Later that day, around closing time (4 or 5 hours later) a guy walks into the up to the counter where I was ringing someone else up and said " Hey I got a question for you" I replied hang on a second, and finished off the sale I was in the middle of, and then give my friendly "ok shoot". The guy asks why I wouldn't sell his kid a game (there are other reasons too like the rating) so I ask what game the kid wanted or who his kid was or something...
The guy, I assume upset that I didn't give him a direct answer to his question, replies with a pretty long, pretty loud, fairly foul-mouthed tirade on how his kid is something special for a 13 year old, " he already has a paper route" and "gets straight As", "incredibly responsible" and should be able to spend his money on whatever he wants kind of stuff; I think he insulted my job too something like: "and he'll never have to work on some dead end store for loosers". this goes on for probably 15 minutes.
*ding* closing time
The other employee begins normal closing customer herding, and pulls the gates and everything. I, trying to get out of the store that night, say "I'm incredibly sorry for the inconvenience" -"you're damn right your sorry"- "right, I'm sorry for the inconvenience, but I remember your kid (which I did, after the first bit of yelling and pointing) and I'll go get his copy of the game". apparently having to go get the the game off of the shelf was this guy's breaking point. I come back, and this guy is red in the face with anger begins shouting even more at me but now its more along the lines of I'm a complete screwup, and suggesting I should be fired for my incompetence of putting a game that I said I would hold (and we had a dozen copies of) back on the shelf. I begin to finally tell him about the nature of MMOs, he tells me to shut the fuck up, "allright" is my reply. In ringing him up he asks me what my name is, and I give it to him "what, I'm hard of hearing, I shoot guns for a living" (this upon further consideration and discussion with my boss was later taken as a threat to my personal safety), so I give him my name again. then he asks for my boss' name and next availability (probably so he can complain to him too) which I give him as well (for the sake of protecting names I'm making these up) "huh Jimmy Jones, is he related to Mike Jones?" "I wouldn't know" (similarly now he is trying to tell me he already knew my boss and is threatening my job more directly). Finally after probably of 30 minutes of yelling(15 after the store closed), his kid has his MMO, I can close my store, and write a note to my boss that he may have a large angry man on his hands the following day.
The next afternoon I come in for work, and my boss pulls me aside and says "did you sell a guy a MMO last night?" I knowing where this was going said yes. My boss proceeded to tell me that the guy didn't know it was a MMO, refuses to give his kid his credit card information, and was furious that the game could not be returned the next day.
in closing, the guy indirectly threatened my job, directly threatened my job, and indirectly threatened my personal safety. Had he not been as furious with the world as he was, he could have gotten my normal "this is an MMO it cost monthly fees, and typically requires a credit card. Further, while the game may have a rating of T for teen, there is also a warning that content and rating may vary online; this game is exclusively online, and assure you this game will become AO for adults only in the first day. We cannot take this game back after you purchase it, that is very important, are you sure you want to get this for your kid?" spiel and determined that evening, before closing time, that this was not the game he wanted his kid to play.
Do not fear the meme. Instead embrace the meme as a part of internet life/ends eldery sage voiceInnerRebellion said:
Well Mcnuggets do taste nice. Though really she look partly undead and addicted to drugs. Oh those silly meth addicts.
She must have been a bit high (I guess whatever she was on enhances strength), and she should probably have a psychological profile done on her.
Really [a href=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faulty_generalization]ALL the girls you know?[/a]2fish said:
Seeing as this is in Toledo. I'm going to stick with my 'this happened when it wasn't the Hottest month in the year' theory.
OT: I've seen freakouts like this on a weekly basis for the last 10 years they just don't usually do it to strangers. When it's someone doing it to a family member or loved on it's more sad than it is funny.
Sad, just sad really.
Thought the wprker might have provoked her but doesn't look like it. I work in retail in the UK and haven't had any customers of mine freak that badly but someone else did one day when I was there, about 4 members of staff (myself included) were about ready to lay into him but he game up and moved on.
Some people just go mental.
Thought the wprker might have provoked her but doesn't look like it. I work in retail in the UK and haven't had any customers of mine freak that badly but someone else did one day when I was there, about 4 members of staff (myself included) were about ready to lay into him but he game up and moved on.
Some people just go mental.
This already happened in my city... except instead of attacking the workers, she called the police... THREE TIMES.
It's one of the many reasons I don't eat at McDonalds often... it appears that the food lowers your IQ.
It's one of the many reasons I don't eat at McDonalds often... it appears that the food lowers your IQ.
