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discodancer
United States280 Posts
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Craton
United States17214 Posts
On December 08 2011 17:58 discodancer wrote: For some odd reason I can't make blogs, so let me ask this here - does it make sense to go to bed now if I have to wake up in 1 hour? Or should I just complete this all-nighter and go to college bragging? Profile > My Blog | ||
a9arnn
United States1537 Posts
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discodancer
United States280 Posts
On December 08 2011 17:59 Craton wrote: Profile > My Blog Oh wow, thank you. This has the potential to ruin my essay. | ||
Masq
Canada1792 Posts
maybe the guy didnt speak english, maybe he was lost, maybe he had no money. | ||
how
United States538 Posts
On December 08 2011 17:47 discodancer wrote: I believe if someone did this in Greece his mouth would get sliced open with a bread knife before he finished the sub and all that tomato, salami and lettuce would start falling out, smearing his chin with a mixture of blood, spit and ranch dressing. Our values may be dropping but definitely not as quick as Euro, thank you Greece. Burn. dude, it wasn't even directed at Americans, he just said "our" as in everyone's, chill out and let him have an opinion, he may have been short but at least it wasn't a attack on someone just because of where they are from. On the story though, I would not have paid for his food, it seem like it wasn't something he did spur of the moment, instead something he thought out, so he knew there would be consequences. Why he chose to do them, I do not know, maybe he needed a bed for the night like other suggested, maybe he was trying to get away from someone, I do not know, but you do not do something that blatant, in your face, without thinking something bad will happen. It is possible he didn't think he would get caught, but why would he wait at the register instead of run? Why would he eat so slowly if he was so hungry? The story just seems odd to me. As for personal guilt, I bet you will never forget that moment, that mans face, everything, but I would suggest that you look at it as a learning experience. Think about what it was tat made you want to write this. If everyone told you that you were right to not pay, would you still feel bad? | ||
Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
On December 08 2011 17:47 discodancer wrote: I believe if someone did this in Greece his mouth would get sliced open with a bread knife before he finished the sub and all that tomato, salami and lettuce would start falling out, smearing his chin with a mixture of blood, spit and ranch dressing. Our values may be dropping but definitely not as quick as Euro, thank you Greece. Burn. Can someone report him, thx. | ||
discodancer
United States280 Posts
(no excuses though, as bad as it it at least I made myself laugh lol) | ||
Sc2Requiem
United States121 Posts
The police officer did his job, the man stole from the restaurant, and got what was coming to him. Don't feel bad at all dude, especially when it comes to cracking open your wallet for an asshat like that who's trying to use your good will against you. | ||
thopol
Japan4560 Posts
Anyway, I haven't heard any story like that, thanks for sharing. EDIT: It doesn't sound to me like the guy was trying to get someone to pay for his sandwich. It's odd that he did this while a cop was standing there. His behavior doesn't make a great deal of sense. People shouldn't make it out to be some cut and dry issue and side against this bizarre fellow. | ||
KeksX
Germany3634 Posts
On December 08 2011 18:18 discodancer wrote: I don't think this sarcasm was that thinly veiled, should be an obvious joke. Or maybe I'm just sleep-deprived atm /suffers (no excuses though, as bad as it it at least I made myself laugh lol) Rule number 1 on internet sarcasm: Don't expect others to understand written sarcasm without any signs, as sarcasm lives from gestures and a specific emphasis. (Yes I made that rule up, but it's still quite true.) | ||
Elegy
United States1629 Posts
No one thinks the sandwich described in the OP sounds absolutely disgusting!!??! Also, did the guy look homeless? | ||
JSH
United States4109 Posts
Pickles go surprisingly well with the meatball He didn't look homeless, but I thought he was not quite mentally sound I think I have to make a correction, he didn't really "declare" he had no money More like admit that he had no money | ||
discodancer
United States280 Posts
On December 08 2011 18:38 Elegy wrote: I have to say I'm surprised at the responses here... No one thinks the sandwich described in the OP sounds absolutely disgusting!!??! Also, did the guy look homeless? Shit, good observation. Marinara with pickles? I think they had that weird line in My Sassy Girl - "he was the kind of villain that would wear flip-flops in the rain." OP seems relatively strange with his social dilemmas, affiliation with random bums and now his eating habits - I'm eager to see where he's headed. | ||
Primadog
United States4411 Posts
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nohbrows
United States653 Posts
But it's a dilema when you get into situations like this. I once gave a few dollars to an old man at a yoshinoya cuz he said he was hungry. And then he walks right on out to go to the nearest liquor store to buy a beer...you mean well, but it doesn't go as planned. And people like him kind of just sour up any time you want to be charitable to anybody, even on spur on the moment. And technically, what the officer did was perfectly legal. I mean, the man was stealing from the resturant. Quite brazenly too. perhaps getting arrested did him some good (jails are legally required to feed you, no?) | ||
rUiNati0n
United States1155 Posts
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qrs
United States3637 Posts
MAN ORDERS MEAL; GETS SERVED JUST DESSERT | ||
Wrongspeedy
United States1655 Posts
On December 08 2011 17:15 JSH wrote: So it's 2AM here and I was feeling pretty hungry. Since only a few places open this late at night, I decided to eat at Subway, which was open 24 hours. So I took a nice windy walk to restaurant and entered. There was already a line of people, waiting to order their subs. I quickly headed to the back and waited until the bread guy was ready to take my order. I got my usual sub for a quick meal, 6 inch Meatball Marinara on Jalapeno Cheese bread, with Mozzarella cheese, spinach, pickles, and jalapenos. Then there was this pretty big guy at the front of the line, in front of the register, eating his sub while the cashier asked him to pay for his money. He reminded me of Ben Roethlisberger actually. But he just stood there and kept on eating his sub without saying a word. So as the people in line looked impatiently at him, I couldn't help but smile a little at the audacity he had. Standing there not caring or just choosing to ignore everyone. He picked up his sandwich and continued to eat ever so slowly in large bites. So the cashier had no choice to skip him for now and ring up the other customers. As I paid for my sandwich, he tapped me on the arm and looked at me. I just gave him a quick smile and a nod and quickly looked away. Then finally, he finished his sub, and admitted that he had no money on him. I was taken back a bit. Unfortunately for him, there HAPPENED to be a police officer in line behind me. So I took my sub and sat down somewhere where I could see what was going on. So the police officer questioned the man. I couldn't hear very well, as the seats were a bit away from the register. I sat down and looked intently at the situation, thinking to myself, maybe I should just pay for his sub. However, I quietly watched the scene unfold, kind of curious to see what would happen. The police man seemed to get a bit irritated. I guess the man wasn't talking much. After a while, he finally handcuffed him took him out to the police car. Well at this point, I'm feeling a bit shocked at what happened and kind of lost my appetite. Well, I paid for it, so I quickly finished the food and walked out. There I saw the man enter a police van in his handcuffs surrounded by other police officers. I walked off as they drove off. I guess what I'm trying to get at is should I have paid for the his sandwich? Would the police officer let it slide by, if I had paid for it? I mean, to be honest, we have no idea what his circumstances are, and he must have been really really hungry to go to Subway, order a sub, eat it in front of the cash register, and declare that he had no money. I guess I'm feeling a bit regretful that I did not do anything, and at the same time, a bit troubled on what would happen to him. Another question I would like to ask is are all police officers like that? I mean I understand that it is a crime, but the way he handled the situation made it seem so heartless. But then again, he is suppose to enforce the law, and I guess you need a certain amount of force and authority to do it. I can't imagine myself being able to do anything like that though. So what expected to be uneventful nighttime snack turned into something much greater and more thought provoking. Thank you for reading, and feel free to share your opinions. Something makes me believe this guy was getting in trouble for more than not paying for a sandwich. Hopefully not paying for him allowed the police to make an impact on his life (doubt it). They usually don't need a van and multiple officers for someone who didn't want to pay for a $5 dollar sub (which is probably like a ticket lol). Edit: He needs pepperoncini's instead of pickles. Then his sandwich is perfectly normal. | ||
RevTiberius
Canada353 Posts
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