Not gonna lie, there have been days where I was furious that my 20 piece McNuggets came with two sauce packets.
But I'm also too lazy to get out of my car.
But I'm also too lazy to get out of my car.
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McDonald's customer chokes employee over ketchup
- Thread starter SnatcherHunter
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Why is the meowstard red and catchup yellow? Silly cats.Maybe, but that stuff doesn't look very tasty.
If I'm getting 20 mcnuggets I make sure to tell them 10 honeys.
I need some examples here, how about a THE WORST THREE list?
Even though there are two sides to every story doesn't mean the other "side" has any merit or weight. You don't get out of you're car, walk into the back of a place of business and physically assault another person because they didn't give you enough ketchup, no matter what they might have said to you.
Plus ketchup is like a few bucks for a big ass jar. Put that shit in the fridge and you're set for a long time. No physical assault required.
that is to help keep costs down, both with the cameras themselves and storage costs (lower quality = smaller file size).
Maybe, but that stuff doesn't look very tasty.
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1. Customer got wrong coffee and punched my breakfast manager in the face when she went out to the lobby, cops called
2. Customer got wrong type of tea, proceeded to throw it at the cashier, luckily didn't get burnt too much, cops called
3. Missed a fry in a families meal and they went on a screaming tyrade around the lobby, cops called
Also had several people get mad the in the drive thru and block the lane and had to call cops to get them to leave (which in one scenario basically forced us to close our drive thru for half an hour)
Jesus. Most I ever did was irritably explain that I paid for something and didn't get it. People getting all super extra with it.
I don't know why but this upsets me.Maybe, but that stuff doesn't look very tasty.
There is no excuse that is in anyway reasonable for her to go in through an employee entrance and start a fight with the manager.
This is exactly what I came to post. Shame it wasn't the first reply.
O....K...Maybe, but that stuff doesn't look very tasty.
Are there any YouTube videos of people attempting to eat these yet? I want to see reaction videos.
no shit.
Turns out the employee killed the customers entire family and bragged about it on twitter beforehand.
Wtf does two sides of the story have to do with mental issues and provoking ?
That shit still falls completely on the person choking the other person. They need to seek help if THATS what you resort to.
This brings back memories of my high school girlfriend going ballistic and scratching the shit out of me because I forgot to get ketchup packets with her Long John Silver order.
Ketchup ain't no joke.
Ketchup ain't no joke.
Dodged a .50 caliber bullet, christ.
And lol at the people trying to hear both sides of the story, when one customer goes into an "employees only" section of the store just to choke out a manager over ketchup, that person better have a damn good excuse on why they did it over ketchup.
High recording quality doesn't take up a lot of space, especially when you move to h.265.
I recently bought a surveillance setup for my boss's house thats not only frugal, but will record for a long time.
You can get 4MP h.265 cameras (sans PTZ) for $100/each, NVR box for $200, 6TB drive for under $150. 1 camera @ 4MP/30fps and 24/7 recording equates to less than 40GB/day (less than 30GB for 1080p). With the older h.264 (which is even lower quality), it would be almost 80GB at the and resolution.
They can afford a decent setup with only $1k, so it's really a crappy excuse to blame storage cost and the like. With a 6TB drive, 4 cameras @4MP/30f, you can have easily a month's worth of recordings.
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