Richard Periut wrote:
> JimLane wrote:
>
>> Bob wrote:
>>
>>> Jim pretended to worthiness:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Now, got any first hand, irrefutable proof of your bs? Then put it
>>>> up or
>>>> conduct yourself like a child, best seen and not heard from.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Don't you find the news articles proof enough? Do you believe the
>>> Sacramento
>>> Bee fabricated the story about the guy who coughed into the cops' food?
>>>
>>> Are you just too lazy or stupid to do your own research? It's really
>>> not
>>> difficult, once you learn how to use a search engine. Maybe you can
>>> get a
>>> grown-up to help you.
>>>
>>> What, in your retarded mind, would constitute "first hand, irrefutable
>>> proof"? After all, if it's first-hand, then I would have gotten
>>> phlegm put
>>> into my own food. But how would that be "irrefutable" to you?
>>>
>>> Never mind, you're just a dumb****. *plonk*
>>>
>>> Bob
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Another follow-up: searched the Sacramento Bee for Rubio's and only
>> one item popped up and that was a 9-11 death notice of people who died
>> on board the different aircraft.
>>
>> Here's the search URL (tinyurl) to the results of my search for
>> Rubio's in the Sac Bee:
>>
>> http://tinyurl.com/4nt88
>>
>> There appears to be no other mention of Rubio's in the paper.
>>
>> A search on coughing +food yielded three results, none dealing with
>> restaurants.
>>
>> Cough +food yielded eight non-relevant sources.
>>
>> Spit +food yielded nine non-relevant hits.
>>
>> Spitting =food yielded two non hits.
>>
>> There are 240 hits using police +food. I haven't had time to sort
>> through all of them, but neither cough(ing) or spit(ting) shows up
>> with police in a food relevant story.
>>
>> So, search guru, put the url he __________________________
>>
>> So the question is, whether or not the OP is jerking everyone off by
>> trying to tie some other incident to Rubio's, saying that because it
>> happened there, it has to happen in Rubio's.
>>
>> What a crock.
>>
>>
>> jim
>
>
>
> There was a waiter (law student,) in a seafood restaurant I worked for,
> who would rub his penis (literally) against the clams and oysters on the
> 1/2 shell when patrons gave him a hard time.
>
> I never irritate people that are serving my food. If I don't like the
> way I'm treated, I just never return, and I'll let the owner know why.
> However, this hasn't happened yet since I'm not the antagonistic type.
>
> Rich
>
I have never stated that these things do not occur, just with the OP's
misleading statements about Rubio's. Unless you saw this fella do this,
I would doubt his word. There are relatively few kitchens today where he
would be able to get away with this. Especially those with women in the
kitchen.
jim
jim