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Red Lobster Waitress Gets $10K Racial Slur Instead of Tip

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^I agree completely.....You all have my permission to call me any and all derogatory names you can come up with if it means I'm getting a cool $10k for it.

The question I have is who set up the account to contribute to for the Red Lobster waitress? If it was the waitress it just smells fishy...excuse the pun

 

It's fishy. The customer is going to sue her and he has a handwriting analyst saying he didn't write that and his girlfriend didn't either.

It's fishy. The customer is going to sue her and he has a handwriting analyst saying he didn't write that and his girlfriend didn't either.

 

Wow, I don't know if I'd rather it be him or not at this point.

It's fishy. The customer is going to sue her and he has a handwriting analyst saying he didn't write that and his girlfriend didn't either.

The N doesn't match. Why would he use a lower case n for none then a capital N for the other word. The E's also look off.

It's fishy. The customer is going to sue her and he has a handwriting analyst saying he didn't write that and his girlfriend didn't either.

 

Expert witnesses say what you pay them to say.

The bus driver deserved every dime

 

I work at an alternative school and get dog cussed and threatened on a daily basis. Are you saying that all I have to do is complain and I will get paid $700,000?

Expert witnesses say what you pay them to say.

 

Agreed. He's also claiming they passed lie detector tests. I'd rather be him right now than her.

Agreed. He's also claiming they passed lie detector tests. I'd rather be him right now than her.

 

The old "claim something that's completely inadmissible" trick.

I work at an alternative school and get dog cussed and threatened on a daily basis. Are you saying that all I have to do is complain and I will get paid $700,000?

 

Are you sympathetic and likable? Can you generate an emotion in complete strangers to feel sorry for you and your lot in life and give you some of their money earmarked for charitable giving?

 

I'm guessing not...but give it a whirl.

Agreed. He's also claiming they passed lie detector tests. I'd rather be him right now than her.

 

If it turns out that his story is more believable than hers he's probably looking at a lot more than $10,000 from Red Lobster.

The old "claim something that's completely inadmissible" trick.

 

It would be in a civil suit wouldn't it? It would also be admissible in a criminal trial if the defense wanted to bring it in would it not?

..............

 

Two things:

 

1) This sounds to me like a guy who fears for his life, literally, so he is desperately creating this "I didn't write that" story to save his hide.

 

However....

 

2) If he in fact didn't, and she made this up, he has the easiest open-and-shut Libel case in the history of our Judicial System.

..............

 

Two things:

 

1) This sounds to me like a guy who fears for his life, literally, so he is desperately creating this "I didn't write that" story to save his hide.

 

However....

 

2) If he in fact didn't, and she made this up, he has the easiest open-and-shut Libel case in the history of our Judicial System.

 

Should be fairly easy to decide. Anyone who would write something like that on a credit card slip would have shown their true colors in the past. Get some past writing samples and a good interviewer and you should be able to determine who's not being honest.

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