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quelle surprise. The resident rw'ers are foaming at the mouth over a race issue.User Name Posts
Quantum Windbag 54
Asclepias 47
TemplarKormac 47
Sunshine 31
quelle surprise. The resident rw'ers are foaming at the mouth over a race issue.User Name Posts
Quantum Windbag 54
Asclepias 47
TemplarKormac 47
Sunshine 31
So maybe the first report got it wrong. That still doesn't explain why she would do this using the elaborate scheme you guys are saying. The customer already admitted he wrote the none on the receipt. Its pretty obvious he wrote the N word as well. All the verbal gymnastics in the world still cant change that him writing it is the most likely scenario. She is a nursing student and of high character and religious. What do we know about the customer other than his pastor doubles as a lawyer?
The handwriting doesn't match! A handwriting expert will be able to prove that SHE wrote the "n" word. Heck, looking at her school notes (assuming those are hers) and looking at his letter to the restaurant, it's obvious the one who wrote the school notes wrote the "n" word, not the one that wrote the letter to the restaurant. Again, I read a book on handwriting analysis when I was younger. I'm not an expert but I do know some things. She's made over $10,000 ruining this guy's reputation. Even if she didn't write the "n" word, even if he did write the "n" word, she put in on the internet for all to see. With HIS name and the last 4 numbers of his credit card, which a good hacker could use to get his entire credit card number, it's the last 4 that are the most important.
What she did was wrong. She should lose her job and I can't imagine anyone hiring her as a nurse considering she has no respect for other people's privacy.
I understand you want it to be her that did the writing. The evidence all points to the customer doing it. She probably will get fired for posting it but that doesnt change the fact that her handwriting doesn't match anything on the receipt from what I saw of her notes. I believe her until i see something that says something different. i dont believe the customer that wrote it and lied about it.
how does being a nursing student and *religious amount to her being of *high character * so is it a fact that people who go to church and are medical student are of high character? where are the facts to prove that assumption .So maybe the first report got it wrong. That still doesn't explain why she would do this using the elaborate scheme you guys are saying. The customer already admitted he wrote the none on the receipt. Its pretty obvious he wrote the N word as well. All the verbal gymnastics in the world still cant change that him writing it is the most likely scenario. She is a nursing student and of high character and religious. What do we know about the customer other than his pastor doubles as a lawyer?
The same way being white and having a pastor that doubles as an attorney makes the customer innocent of this.
The same way being white and having a pastor that doubles as an attorney makes the customer innocent of this.
Everyone who has said he didn't write the "n" word is basing it on the handwriting, not on his color or his pastor.
So explain why he didnt do it but she did? What exactly makes you believe him over her other than you thinking you are a handwriting expert?
quelle surprise. The resident rw'ers are foaming at the mouth over a race issue.User Name Posts
Quantum Windbag 54
Asclepias 47
TemplarKormac 47
Sunshine 31
let me see a custmer wrote some thing that they should not have that was rude on a recept. some how it got into the hands of the father when it should not have, and the father posted it on face book when he should not have becuse he took offence when it wes not worth the trubble and she got fired. So how many wrongs is that, I lost track?
how did the retard know i was talking about him?![]()
If the company has a policy that publishing a receipt is a no-no, and the consequences for doing so are suspension, then Red Lobster has done nothing wrong here.
Now that I have done the accepted thing here and taken time and space to state the painfully obvious as though I am some kind of genius.....let me add something.
Every person here has, at one time or another, broken a law or a company policy. There are times, ladies nd gentleman, when exceptions are made do to extenuating circumstances....or even just a witty excuse. I have cut people breaks in the past....haven't you?
This might well have been one of those times...given the circumstances.
The handwriting doesn't match! A handwriting expert will be able to prove that SHE wrote the "n" word. Heck, looking at her school notes (assuming those are hers) and looking at his letter to the restaurant, it's obvious the one who wrote the school notes wrote the "n" word, not the one that wrote the letter to the restaurant. Again, I read a book on handwriting analysis when I was younger. I'm not an expert but I do know some things. She's made over $10,000 ruining this guy's reputation. Even if she didn't write the "n" word, even if he did write the "n" word, she put in on the internet for all to see. With HIS name and the last 4 numbers of his credit card, which a good hacker could use to get his entire credit card number, it's the last 4 that are the most important.
What she did was wrong. She should lose her job and I can't imagine anyone hiring her as a nurse considering she has no respect for other people's privacy.
I understand you want it to be her that did the writing. The evidence all points to the customer doing it. She probably will get fired for posting it but that doesnt change the fact that her handwriting doesn't match anything on the receipt from what I saw of her notes. I believe her until i see something that says something different. i dont believe the customer that wrote it and lied about it.
The evidence all points to the customer doing it."
What evidence might that be?
Without any evidence, physical or eyewitness you've concluded that the customer is lying AND most definitely wrote the slur.
Hmm. So the investigative genius speaks.
Unreal...
Look, here's a piece of advice. Stop posting here and find another hobby..
Why not keep people guessing on how stupid you are instead of posting here and removing all doubt.
Yep, they've cried "wolf" so many times nobody believes it any more (except the ones who WANT to).There are too many false accusations coming from the black community these days. I'm at the point now where I just can't believe any of it anymore. Odds are, in a week or two we will find out this was a hoax.
There are too many false accusations coming from the black community these days. I'm at the point now where I just can't believe any of it anymore. Odds are, in a week or two we will find out this was a hoax.
let me see a custmer wrote some thing that they should not have that was rude on a recept. some how it got into the hands of the father when it should not have, and the father posted it on face book when he should not have becuse he took offence when it wes not worth the trubble and she got fired. So how many wrongs is that, I lost track?
The OP was wrong. The waitress posted the receipt on Facebook. She was not fired. The guy who's identity and last 4 digits of his credit card number has gone viral says he didn't write the "n" word. He wrote "none" on the tip line because it was a "to go" order which is admitted by the restaurant and the waitress. Most people say the "none" and the "n" word were not written by the same person, so she slandered his character for more than $10,000 in donations she's gotten on line for that picture.
So lets see, taking a picture of someone's credit card receipt, wrong #1, posting it on Facebook, wrong #2, getting rewarded with donations for those 2 wrongs, wrong #3. A person who will post someone's personal information on line while going to nursing school, wrong #4. I count 4, how many do you count?
some how it got into the hands of the father when it should not have, and the father posted it on face book when he should not have because he took offense when it was not worth the trouble and she got fired.