Teens Arrested For Rapping Order In McDonald's Drive-Thru? OH JEEZ

[DalekSec]

What part of INDIA does Britty live in. I am planning to stalk her you know.

[DalekSec]

"I'm sorry. I did not understand that last answer. Could you please repeat your answer?"

*snickering*

[qzar9999]

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And my other favorite:
"Your call is very important to us. Please continue to hold."

[Nihtgenga]

I think his point is that your poor spelling and grammar makes you look stupid. Does that mean that you should be arrested?

[Blood-Line]

Originally Posted by Nihtgenga

I think his point is that your poor spelling and grammar makes you look stupid. Does that mean that you should be arrested?

ya i know his point, but then one has to define ones definition of stupid. So it would be pointless to read beyond whats there. People for get that its the internet net and that is mostly text and even with emote face's can't truly be understood without getting into pages and pages. Such as stupid in one place could be a foolish act or pointless act could mean to someone else lower intelligence or even the lack of trying, tho if one was to lock people away for bad grammar and spelling 100% of the world would be should be locked away. Stupid to one person can mean a act of foolishness, or to another mean a lower intelligence and even a lack of trying- ( internet is full of this )

Tho no someone should not be arrested for grammar or spelling especially on the internet, tho anyone who would try and push the act of doing so should be locked away or at least smacked with a rolled up newspaper. My point is simple their is a time and place for everything ( like the internet ) people should not have to put up with ones foolishness if it effects their work or life in the public. If you want rap go to somewhere were they don't mind it, rather then trying to be a smart ass and copycat something that was funny once.

[Nihtgenga]

Thing is though, this subjective definition of stupidity means that this law could be used to arrest pretty much anyone.

[Blood-Line]

Originally Posted by OhZone

Oh, well, I'm sorry for your lots! It's clear to me that the solution would to do way instain mother!

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[OhZone]

Oh, well, I'm sorry for your lots! It's clear to me that the solution would to do way instain mother!

[OhZone]

Man, how is fries formed? How do girl get fat?

[qzar9999]

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[OhZone]

Can I has cheese-meme with rappin fries to go?

[Britty]

Originally Posted by kapol

Blood-Line, people should be allowed to be as stupid as they want, even if it does annoy the rest of us. Now if they silly string the place and harass the customer, that would be considered harassment and they'd likely be picked up by the police if you called them. This situation isn't even close to similar to that though.

Actually, as a customer service representative, I find it rather harassing when people do similar things to me. How are we sure if this is not a repeat offense? That, and my job's security department tends to escort people off our preeminence if they're acting idiotic in such a matter.

Really, until you work bloody customer service and see how idiotic people can act, I think it's hard to actually judge things like this. If you told me this two years ago I would've been "wtf, why? That's stupid.", and now I'm sitting here cheering them on that they'll at least get fines for doing crap like this.

I mean, especially at McDonalds. They don't pay them enough to deal with jackasses that play around in their drive-thru taking away time from real potential customers.

Also, tjlemke, I'm not sure how much you know about the law...but I know they arrest people who who start seriously flipping out at the restaurant/store/whatever they're at. ((In fact, one of my douchy customers got arrested for doing it to me, so I pressed charges and had to go to court about it, lawls)). From what I was taught in school, Freedom of Speech doesn't give you the write to spur off whatever you like, but more or less protects you for being able to express your beliefs.

Seriously, rapping about McDonalds to the representative is not protection under freedom of speech. They got arrested for disorderly conduct as they're harassing the employees. And not only that, McDonalds asked them to order properly, they did it again, as well were cursing. This has nothing to do with the freedom of speech. This has to deal with plain teen ignorance that they can't get in trouble for pulling stunts like this.

In my mind at least...
Cursing = Threatening = Harassment. Bottom line.

((Though you're seriously making me doubt you're an adult...and if you are that you never worked a job before if your blissfully unaware that the first amendment doesn't protect you from doing stuff like this.

...or at least the whole "they choose to work there! They can leave if they want!" line. No offense meant, but dang that's surprising to me. ))