"It's Deja Vu All Over Again"

[eltf177]

https://consumerist.com/2016/09/13/p...ith-her-order/

Haven't we heard this before, and FAR too often at that?

"It can no doubt be frustrating when you’re not happy with your fast food order, but taking out that anger by trashing the restaurant is not a productive way to deal with your emotions — and it’ll also get you in trouble with the police."

At least the female dog was arrested and charged with battery, criminal mischief and disorderly conduct. I'd love to hear her explanation/rationale/excuse to the judge, who I hope throws the book at her as a warning to others that this sort of behavior is NOT acceptable...

[Mr Hero]

But corporate will still send her coupons for this "inconvenience" so that they don't lose a "valuable" customer.

[drjonah]

But corporate will still send her coupons for this "inconvenience" so that they don't lose a "valuable" customer.

And bail her out of jail because the manager 'overreacted' by calling the police

[eltf177]

The really sad part is that might actually happen...

[wolfie]

Considering where it happened, I'd say the SC needs to be beaten like a red-headed stepchild.

Considering how quickly corporate offices act to kiss SC's backsides, and how the court system tends to take its time, it's highly probable that any coupons would be issued before the case got to court. Would be interesting if the judge found out about this - and included in the sentence a 10 year prohibition against being on the property of any Wendy's restaurant. Coupons don't do much good if you're not allowed to be at the place you can use them.