I could understand if this was at a Dunkin Donuts, but McDonalds? :jump:

Clearly! I'm glad the kid was so Polite during the confrontation....:banana:

 

The kid was at his place of employment. He'd probably get fired for talking any other way to a customer while causing an inconvenience to other customers in the line.

The kid was at his place of employment. He'd probably get fired for talking any other way to a customer while causing an inconvenience to other customers in the line.

 

The cop clearly wrong and should be fired.

 

But it's a kid and it's McDonalds. No way his quotes of himself were what he says they were. Something the kid said pissed the psycho detective off and I'd bet Money it wasn't calling him sir :lol:

If you're in a big hurry for food, it's been my experience that a Mickey-Ds drive-through may not be your best option.

 

And you sure as hell don't want to go IN. You'll be waiting just to get someone's attention that you're standing there. Of course that's in between the arguing about who screwed up which order!

I think it depends on the McDonalds, lots of them are slow but the one on US 42 in Florence/Union really kicks some tail getting cars through the line.

Video of the incident.

 

Scott Biumi, Georgia Police Officer, Allegedly Pulls Gun On Teen At McDonald's Over Slow Line

 

The cop clearly wrong and should be fired.

 

But it's a kid and it's McDonalds. No way his quotes of himself were what he says they were. Something the kid said pissed the psycho detective off and I'd bet Money it wasn't calling him sir :lol:

 

So, a kid at McDonald's couldn't have been polite?

The officer should always carry a Snickers with him...cause you know...you're not you when your hungry.

I've never in my life wanted McDonalds so bad that I would threaten someone with a gun to get it.

 

Based on the article and video, it appears this guy has anger issues. He probably shouldn't be a police officer anymore if long waits at McDonalds set him off like this.

I've never in my life wanted McDonalds so bad that I would threaten someone with a gun to get it.

 

Based on the article and video, it appears this guy has anger issues. He probably shouldn't be a police officer anymore if long waits at McDonalds set him off like this.

 

Just be careful HB...... You never know who you're messing with, you could be ticking off the hamburgler in the car behind you one day.

So, a kid at McDonald's couldn't have been polite?

 

Here we go

 

I'm saying it's highly unlikely his quotes of his speech were exactly what he said. And no, definitely not taking up for the loose cannon. He should be fired.

Wow I mean I could see the gun being pulled if this was Jolly Pirates Donuts but not at a McDonald's.

 

In all seriousness I think not only should he be fired and do Jail Time he should have to go to anger management classes.

Here we go

 

I'm saying it's highly unlikely his quotes of his speech were exactly what he said. And no, definitely not taking up for the loose cannon. He should be fired.

 

Honestly, he didn't deserve to get talked to very politely--even before he pulled the gun. He had no reason to pull his car out of line, cut the group in the truck off and confront them to begin with. I'm good with whatever they said to him after he did that.

Surprised that McD's didn't ask them to pull up and wait. Used to happen to us quite a bit when the kids were young. Haven't been there hardly at all in the past several years but I assume that's still standard practice.

Honestly, he didn't deserve to get talked to very politely--even before he pulled the gun. He had no reason to pull his car out of line, cut the group in the truck off and confront them to begin with. I'm good with whatever they said to him after he did that.

 

This. If I'm those kids, he's getting more than "sorry for your inconvenience sir" :lol: