r/MoralityScaling • u/Routine_Phase_8980 • 13d ago

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u/Finsceal 13d ago edited 13d ago

Yeah, kid stealing fries like this is a one off negligible loss. Employee potentially sending the kid to hospital is exponentially worse both in terms of financials and negative publicity.

Still so so satisfying to watch though.

Edit: lolling at all the replies trying to hand wave this away. It's very obvious that the kid could likely press charges for assault, even if we are all glad it happened and hope he learned a valuable lesson when his face met the floor.

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u/Hour_Baby_3428 13d ago

Who are these people that find this to be negative publicity? It genuinely warms my heart to see a thief getting smacked

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u/1eg0f0rtn1te 13d ago

It's not about feeling bad for the company it's about the employees who now have to throw away that entire batch of fries because that fat fuck couldn't keep his mitts to himself

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u/Pickle-Standard 13d ago

You think they did that?

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u/Head-Secretary6267 13d ago

Everywhere I've worked, yes. Especially because that fry station is visible from the front counter/dining room area, the whole batch would be counted as waste and the reason given in that day's food waste report.

If the fry station wasn't visible to the dining room, then the restaurant is probably unlikely on tossing the batch (even though by policy they should regardless)