On 6/13/2013 9:39 PM, Cheryl wrote:
> On 6/13/2013 2:40 PM, jmcquown wrote:
>
>> Why anyone would get so friggin upset over something from Dunkin Donuts
>> is a mystery. Why anyone would go to the trouble of video taping
>> demanding a free donut and drink is unimaginable. She suggested someone
>> blow her brains out... maybe someone will. Yes, this is an "educated"
>> woman, who says, "like, you know, like, I have a business degree, and
>> like..." Go back to school and learn the meaning of the word "like".
>>
>> God girl, get a life. Preferably on Mars. Heh. Oh, and she greatly
>> overestimates the power of Facebook. Maybe she should go to work for
>> Amy's Baking Company in Scottsdale.
>>
>> Jill
>
> I couldn't watch it all. The poor guy at the register was like a deer
> in headlights and I don't blame him. That girl needs some valium.
>
I must be sick. I tend to follow up on things like this just to find
out what happened.

Dunkin Donuts plans to honor the employees who handled her extreme
rudeness and racial epithets with such grace. Meanwhile, this chick has
lost her job. That sure backfired, didn't it? I really don't know what
she thought she'd accomplish.

As for her having a "business degree", she was working as an actress for
powersalesteam dot com doing online commercials for small businesses.
She lost her job, has cancelled her FB and Twitter accounts and has gone
underground. That's exactly where she needs to stay. Good luck finding
another job, you stupid woman.

I've worked retail, I've worked in restaurants. Sure I've encountered
rudeness from customers. But I've never seen anything quite this. I
don't know why people think they can get away with this sort of
behaviour. Then to video it and believe people would actually be on her
side? Nutjob.

Jill