re: Arby’s worker threw hot grease on a customer

Hot Greece?

Throw it on me:

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Lol, you've never worked a customer service job, have you? When I worked retail, there wasn't a single day where someone didn't get cussed out by some control freak, most of the time over something they personally had no control over.

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But rarely do they rise to, that's it i'm throwing hot grease on this motherfricker.

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That's bad but man, what did he do to make her that mad?

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im gonna say her chosen pronoun wasnt used to her satisfaction, thats all it takes today

I’ll have a Hope Solo extra grease

PooTurd must have been ordering!

Interesting…I almost added to the chaos a little later in Hueytown. Around 8pm I was stopping by the Walmart in Hueytown. I was finishing something off on my phone before I went in. On the other side of the parking aisle, a car full of black teens parked and 6 of them got out of this small sedan. I didn’t think much of it until they started cursing as they went in and were acting shady in my book.

About 10 minutes later, I was about to go in and then I heard them being loud coming out to their car. Didn’t really care…until I have a knock on my window. Three of them were right up against my car and two of them started talking about me putting on my mask. They picked the wrong person to say that to, as they didn’t have masks and I was sitting in my car minding my own damned business and I am sick as shite of Covid bs in advance. I looked at them and said “f*ck a mask, I’m busy” They then said for me to roll down my window. Ok so now I’m like these punks are about to escalate whatever they are trying to do. I really didn’t know what their problem was but I was in a foul mood and they pissed me off. So I said “no, I’m busy…I’m not rolling my window down, and not in the mood for this crap!” Then two of them walked away seeing I was getting pissed… but there was a short stocky third one who told me to open my door. I said “f*ck a mask and f*ck you too”. I must have given him a look and he said “Ok ok” and joined the rest of his group at their car. I did crank up and take off right after to the other side of the lot but I was rather lucky, I know.

I felt cornered because my car was off and it would have taken me a moment to bounce when the exchange was happening, thus my reaction to not play games with these fools. It irritates the shite out of me that I saw them and even though they were acting shady, I gave them the benefit of the doubt of just shrugging them off, even though I did have a gut feeling they were up to no good. I’m sick of these young punks, whatever race they are, feeling like they are not going to get blowback for acting foolish. They must not have had anyone sitting by themselves react to them that way before, in a belligerent manner and not standing up to them. They might have also thought I was packing, which I wasn’t…but will be moving forward, and they would have found out had I been as it was that tense…

This Walmart is just a couple of blocks away from Arbys as the crow flies. I wasn’t even going to mention the story except for when I saw the Arbys incident mentioned. My advice is to be aware of your surroundings and consider arming yourself, even if you’re familiar and comfortable generally where you are going. Trust your gut and maybe have a plan in mind for different scenarios like the one I had last night.

Holy wall of text? shite! You didn’t have to read it…there is a scroll function on phones and computers. Library books are safe from your non-reading arse if you couldn’t handle that much…

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I was finishing something off on my phone before I went in.

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