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I especially like how she blames the cluttered mess on poor sales. Maybe poor sales are a result of a cluttered store!
by tjsnyder 17y ago
I especially like how she blames the cluttered mess on poor sales. Maybe poor sales are a result of a cluttered store!
- RyanMcGreal 17y agoI found myself thinking: If you have slow sales, you should have more time to straighten up the place.
- NikkiA 17y agoMy favourite bit was where she claimed she found his address and turned up at his doorstop to 'apologise', but was surprisingly antagonistic and violent when she got there. Yeah, right, 'apologise', just admit you went crazy and intended to shout/beat him down.
- dghughes 17y ago> Accounts differ as to what happened next, but a struggle ensued. I don't get why Sean C.'s version is more believable than Diane Goodman's, I don't know either of them and nobody else witnessed the event so how can any of us judge?
- jbapple 17y ago> I don't get why Sean C.'s version is more believable than Diane Goodman's FTA: "Over the next few hours, she sent several more angry messages. She warned of a 'world of pain.' 'Goodbye pussy boy I will be contacting your employers,' she said." Compare this with the story's quote of Sean C. : "TOTAL MESS" Hers was not a proportional response. http://www.hulu.com/watch/12772/the-big-lebowski-world-of-pain http://www.hulu.com/watch/12772/the-big-lebowski-world-of-pa...
- dghughes 17y agoI understand that but why do we believe Sean C's side of the story? He could a bigger loon than she is, it takes two to make a fight.
- Herring 17y agoWell someone thought she should go for a mental health evaluation. Do they do that for everyone who gets into a fight?
- jbapple 17y ago> He could a bigger loon than she is, it takes two to make a fight. He could be, but we have no evidence of that. Furthermore, she admits sending the messages. It does not "take two" to make an assault.
- dghughes 17y ago> It does not "take two" to make an assault. Actually it does :P