Fudgepacker01

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If you get caught sneaking booze into TS, you dont get a free pass because everyone else is sneaking booze in.

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I honestly see nothing wrong with the policy, but let's not pretend that they are enforcing that policy with every single patron that comes through their door. I agree when asked to leave the premises the guys should have left, but I definitely strongly feel that if you're going to get that prescriptive and unmalleable about shite then you need to make sure you're that way every single time with every single customer. What if the guys planned on buying something once their friend arrived? Is it necessary to purchase a drink immediately upon entering a Starbucks location? The manager's primary grievance wasn't with the two gentleman wanting to use the restroom, her main issue was with them not buying anything. There is a lot of gray area when it comes to having a policy like that. This whole situation could have been handled way better. You've got to pick and choose your battles. Now if they were causing a disturbance that's one thing, but all she had to do was say we have a policy that you have to pay for something before we can give you a code to the restroom and left it alone. Escalating it to the point where you call the cops is such a ridiculous choice. Use some discretion for fricks sake

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I've been needing to get divorced for 5-6 years and finally pulled the string

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Dear Jodi,
You can have her now.

Sincerely,
Poor Schmuck

P.S. Can I hold the camcorder?

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Butt

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They're idiots for selling it for only 1.4 million. Those homes will go for 200k each at least. They should have held on to it.

A bum started shaking my sisters car when she was parked at a gas station. These frickers are getting aggressive

182p

The original offer was rescinded on when the buyer was made aware that the tract of land was an asbestos dump site. LSU was tearing down old buildings and needed a place to dispose of the waste, so they paid the owner of the property an undisclosed amount for use of his land.

Holly Hylton- a glorious specimen indeed

I see no problem with upholding policies, but I really don't see how you could fairly enforce a policy that dictates anyone who enters the establishment has to pay for something in order to stick around without getting really prescriptive or super rigid. To play devils advocate, if I purchase something through the drive-thru am I entitled to the same privileges as someone who sits in the shop and utilizes the location's resources? Basically if a guy sits in a Starbucks for 3 hours only having ordered 1 drink and I went through the drive-thru am I entitled to come back to that location at a future time and also sit for 3 hours without having to order an additional drink due to my previous purchase?