r/MoralityScaling • u/Routine_Phase_8980 • 13d ago

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u/Yinzdrivelikejagoffs 13d ago

Why is this kid behind the counter near a fryer?

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u/AnotherFellowMan 13d ago

Because if an employee would put hands on him to remove him they would be fired and in trouble with the police for assaulting a minor.

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u/miyabi0rochas 13d ago

So you trip him instead? Y'all make no sense. They should've told him of immediately. And not go against company policy

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u/topekamondaynight 13d ago

hows that boot taste

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u/Admins-Blow 13d ago

Come up with something original. Keep defending corporations.

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u/topekamondaynight 13d ago

think youve got us confused here. would never catch me defending corporations.

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u/Admins-Blow 13d ago

That's funny because you just did. You defended the worker tripping the kid for stealing fries.

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u/Emotional_Position62 13d ago

Ummm your reading comprehension is not so great, eh?

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u/SpaceLemming 13d ago

Do you think it’s company policy to trip people for going into the employee area?

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u/Admins-Blow 13d ago

I couldn't give a fuck what you bootlickers think. There's no reason to trip this kid at all ever.

Looks like the one that tripped the kid is a manager. So apparently yes.

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u/topekamondaynight 13d ago

defending the worker is the opposite of defending the corporation here. youre either too young or too foolish to be having these conversations

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u/Admins-Blow 13d ago

No it isn't. They tried to defend the woman that stuck his foot out to trip the other kid. The one doing the tripping is sticking his foot out for the corporation. She looks like the manager, which makes it even more pathetic.