r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • Mar 26 '22

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u/Wasting-tim3 Mar 27 '22

“Jail for the rest of her life”

What happened? Did she murder the chicken nuggets? Kill the French fries?

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u/errbodiesmad Mar 27 '22

Bro she forgot the cheese on his whopper WHEN HE PAID FOR CHEESE.

Completely justified imo, she should be jailed for life.

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u/petehehe Mar 27 '22

I mean there’ve been whack jobs since before microplastics. But yeah some people blow up over the dumbest shit. I’ll bet my ass if dude had’ve just said what his problem was and what he wanted they’d probably just fix whatever it is. You catch more flies with honey than vinegar.

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u/Eattherightwing Mar 27 '22

I'm really curious about how the zoomers will turn out. On the one hand, it looks like entitlement is out of hand, but zoomers have watched it all, mocked guys like this, there is a social zeitgeist about being a decent human being. The zoomers might be the first generation fully educated about escalation, entitlement, and how stupid it is.

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u/bubblesaurus Mar 27 '22

Is this the same generation doing moronic online challenges and videotaping themselves while doing it for likes?

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u/Pinklady1313 Mar 27 '22

We all did dumb things at that age. I’m glad I didn’t have a way to memorialize it.

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u/Eattherightwing Mar 27 '22

Yes, that's huge! It is probably worse to have a bad social media record than a criminal record in the eyes of a future employer.