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This explanation is so uncharitable it crosses over into implausible. It's not "the easy part" to get random McDonald's employees to behave as extremely as thi
by pg 14y ago
This explanation is so uncharitable it crosses over into implausible. It's not "the easy part" to get random McDonald's employees to behave as extremely as this.
- ktizo 14y agoconfused security + non-compliance = being hit
- pbhjpbhj 14y agoWell if McD have a policy of not allowing photography of their staff in their outlets then it's easy. McD worker: "sorry sir you can't take pictures or video of our staff" person with recording device: "I'm not taking any pictures this is a medical device" worker: "it looks rather like a Google glass recording device; you were recording the servers at the counter just now weren't you, I'm afraid you'll have to leave" person: "no I won't I'm not recording anything these are just my glasses, see I have a doctor's note" [passes note carefully made to look fake but actually having real content] worker: "sorry, please leave" [attempts to remove what he believes to be Google glass device as the person moves towards him aggressively] It probably didn't go down like that but why is it such a stretch to believe it did?
- pavedwalden 14y agoDon't forget the part where they rip up his papers. That's pretty out of line.
- chris_wot 14y agoThe point you got wrong was the last one. Instead if removing clothing, call the police.
- Karunamon 14y agoWell the first problem there is putting your hands on another person. In America that's begging for at least law hilarity if not worse. Oh, and not to mention they tore his paperwork up.