NotAlwaysRight Stories

[wolfie]

How dumb is it to commit a crime using a company vehicle? I would say extremely dumb.

Either extremely dumb or well-planned. For a BIG heist, steal some random company's van and immediately (i.e. before the APB goes out) use it for your planned crime, then ditch it. Witnesses will immediately focus on the obvious (i.e. company name on the side), possibly ignoring subtle details which would aid in identifying the real crooks.

What's really ridiculous is that hammers have been around for millenia, are quite common and not terribly expensive. Rather than misuse something else as a hammer, why not just use an actual hammer?!

In the case of the movie cliche, I'd say it's because an old-west sheriff would always be carrying his revolver, but wouldn't always be carrying a hammer.

[XCashier]

In the case of the movie cliche, I'd say it's because an old-west sheriff would always be carrying his revolver, but wouldn't always be carrying a hammer.

Perhaps, but he wouldn't always be carrying nails, either. Since it makes sense to store your hammer and nails in the same spot, and if you need to nail something up, you'd grab the hammer as well as the nails.

[Jay 2K Winger]

Somehow, I think it might've worked out better if this guy had troubled one of Argabarga's brethren, instead of locking up her car and getting that result.

[eltf177]

True, but then she probably wouldn't have been arrested...

[Deserted]

I... I......... I have no words for this one. Except: Do not piss off the minimum-wage person on the other end of the line.

[greek_jester]

I... I......... I have no words for this one. Except: Do not piss off the minimum-wage person on the other end of the line.

I can't believe that he acknowledged that he deserved to be told to f**k off!

[Aragarthiel]

Just, wow. At least the charges were dropped.

[Deserted]

Just, wow. At least the charges were dropped.

Had I been the clerk telling the story, I would've strongly considered suing the asshat.

[XCashier]

Had I been the clerk telling the story, I would've strongly considered suing the asshat.

Same here. What happened was just plain wrong. I hope the cop received punishment as well.

[Food Lady]

This is exactly how my store works....

http://notalwaysworking.com/when-is-...t-a-sale/41338

[eltf177]

The cops should have been shown the video. Then lying cop should have been immediately fired as well as being charged with filing a false report.

Corporate should be ashamed of themselves, but you know they're not...

[KuariKaydrith]

Same here. What happened was just plain wrong. I hope the cop received punishment as well.

I would have sued the cop AND the company, regardless of being in an at-will state. That is just absolute bullshit all the way around. Cops that act like they're all high and mighty piss me off -_-

[Ironclad Alibi]

She cried after getting he way.

So she complained about having to sit next to a man that was not a close relative, and the stewardess moved him to another seat. Then she was upset and had to cry about it? She got what she wanted. There is no understanding these people.

[Lace Neil Singer]

She cried after getting he way.

So she complained about having to sit next to a man that was not a close relative, and the stewardess moved him to another seat. Then she was upset and had to cry about it? She got what she wanted. There is no understanding these people.

Maybe she would have been happier if she'd been given a parachute and shown to the exit door? I think what she was whinging about was that the man got the upgrade and not her. But having to listen to her whining, he deserved it more!

[Deserted]

I think what she was whinging about was that the man got the upgrade and not her. But having to listen to her whining, he deserved it more!

My thoughts exactly. "I'm the one with the abnormal requirement, why not put meeeeeeeeeee in first class! How unfaaaaaaaaaaiiirrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!"