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Fast food employee shoots customers over missing curly fries. Lawsuit filed by Houston attorney, Randall Kallinen, Anthony Ramos and his family ordered a combo meal at the restaurant near Bush Intercontinental Airport in March 2021. Posted By Ghost |
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A DoorDash driver was caught on camera sp**ting on a food order he delivered to a Florida home over the weekend. The disgusting behavior was captured by the homeowner?s doorbell camera at an apartment complex in Kendall on Saturday afternoon ? and may have been in response to a lousy tip, Local 10 reported. The driver set the bagged food down on the apartment?s stoop, snapped a photo for proof of delivery on the DoorDash app and then spat on the bag three times while mumbling something inaudible under his breath, the footage shows. A 13-year-old boy and his mother who placed the order said their stomachs turned when they watched the incident unfold in real-time through the live video. ?My reaction was I wanted to throw up,? the teen, Elias Crisanto, told Local 10. ?It?s so disgusting. I mean, who does that ? He said he and his mom paid around $30 for the order and added a $3 tip. They guessed the driver was displeased by the amount they tipped and decided to spray their order with his saliva as punishment. Crisanto said he sent DoorDash the recording and asked for a refund, but was initially denied until he got a customer service rep on the phone. The company said the driver involved will no longer be able to deliver for DoorDash in an email to the teen. ?We do not condone this type of action and have therefore taken the step in removing them from our platform,? DoorDash said. ?This Dasher will no longer be able to deliver future orders on DoorDash. Results of all internal investigations are kept private.? Posted by CZ |
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Normally, when an angry Dunkin’ Donuts customer marches into a store, things can only go poorly. But one riled-up customer in a Port St. Lucy Dunkin’ realized she had met her match when she came face to face with the location’s assistant manager, whose calm smile and cutting words were enough to dissuade the would-be trouble maker.
The issue began when the assistant manager “slammed” the drive-through window in the customer’s face, prompting her to enter the store and demand to speak to the manager. “What are you gunna do, I am the manager,” the Dunkin’ worker told her. “Actually she’s the manager, I’m the assistant.” After a quick exchange, the woman had no choice but to go sulk in the corner. “I’m glad you backed up,” the Dunkin’ assistant manager said. “Very smart.” The woman made the right decision backing down, because the manager was ready. Posted By Ghost |
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