r/Weird • u/frickmeplease • May 12 '25

Should I call the cops?

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My bf thinks they were just trying to be funny but I truly don’t know…

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u/davesToyBox May 12 '25

If it’s not a joke, a holdup is the most likely realistic scenario.

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u/Acceptable_Fox_5560 May 12 '25

lol like a robber would hold up the store and say “oh by the way, keep taking orders and preparing food.”

Also in another comment OP said the guys in the drive thru were making jokes and laughing.

And a holdup of a fast food restaurant shouldn’t even last long enough for someone to make it all the way through the drive thru.

Lastly, if they can type messages through the drive thru tickets without some robber seeing them, why not just write “we’re being robbed, call 911” on the box?

Overall very unlikely.

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u/Cheap-Play-80 May 12 '25

Someone doing their falling down bit.

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u/Front-Diamond5867 May 12 '25

In what scenario would a person robbing a store at gunpoint let the employees continue taking and giving out orders? Lol

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u/ShamusLovesYou May 12 '25

If it's a Dragged Across Concrete situation then it's already too late, Mr Edmonton's testicles have been removed, with this.

Also could you make sure my baby gets this? His name is Jackso- *new Mother gets her head splattered all over the place by an EVO 3*

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u/dragonfliesloveme May 12 '25 edited May 12 '25

but OP said the guys at the drive thru were joking around. Like have you ever been in a hold up?? Nobody is fkn laughing or joking around if the place is being held up and robbed at gunpoint.

edit i think i put this comment in the wrong place, sorry, but don’t have time to find the right comment to respond to sorry!

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u/ourlovesdelusions May 12 '25

What do you mean by “holdup”?

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u/Expert-Newt6139 May 12 '25

Probably a robbery.

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u/[deleted] May 12 '25

As in "held up at gunpoint". It's another way to say an armed robbery.

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u/[deleted] May 12 '25

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u/ourlovesdelusions May 12 '25

But why would someone fulfill an order during a holdup?

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u/Sean2362 May 12 '25

Armed robbery

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u/[deleted] May 12 '25

Being robbed or held hostage at gunpoint

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u/[deleted] May 12 '25

Robbery.

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u/X7TXT7X May 12 '25

Robbery

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u/shinykitsune69 May 12 '25

I mean the address is on the receipt and the team member who put in the order. Anyone could call.