Carjackers are stealing cars that are in the road with the driver in them. They happen to have kids in the backseat. The car jacker is not trying to steal the child. If someone was going to steal a parked car, with no keys in it, I imagine they’d avoid the one with the kid in the backseat.

This is the dumbest response one can possibly have to the above post. If you are working in food service (and I’m assuming you are), you should really get a different job that would be more to your mental speed. Like, perhaps, a job where someone pays you to smash your face into a wall over and over.

You’re right, people unfortunate enough to have food allergies should just be hermits and never go out anywhere ever. Right. Makes total sense.

If the actions of others aren’t an excuse, then why did you say people claiming false allergies deserve MORE of the blame then the people actually preparing the food? Why should the person actually in charge of ensuring the customer gets what they ordered be deserving of LESS blame than someone who never touched that…

No, the servers and cooks are to blame. The whole point of this article is that a bunch of a people claiming nonexistent allergies is NOT an excuse to ignore such requests, because you never known when the allergy is real. If a customer doesn’t want something, don’t serve it to them, and don’t worry about ‘why’ they…

Please tell me something happened to the staff there. Like an assault charge, or firing.

Same here. I’m honestly jealous of people who didn’t grow up having to order a personal pan pizza with no sauce; nowadays at least kids have the option to get a white pizza or a barbecue sauce pizza. Back then it was marinara, or an English muffin with cheese on top.

There’s probably only one hole visible from the outside and it seperates into two vaginas inside.

Can I just say I wouldn’t mind a fertility statue? Or a George Foreman grill?
When my family lived in a shitty ass duplex when I was a teenager, our oven was broken and the landlord refused to fix it. My mom would cook most of our meals on a George Foreman grill or ask the neighbors if she could cook over there. It…

I think that the one he’s clutching is a schnoodle and my heart is breaking from its adorableness and OBVIOUSLY DANGEROUS SITUATION. Run, schnoodle. Run.

Speaking of microwaves...a few years ago working at Target, one of my coworkers took a frozen coca cola can from his car and tried to defrost it in the microwave.

yes, the reporter sounds like an ass, not the coked out perv bar owner with a 2-way mirror in the ladies washroom for peeping. lol

said every peeper and upskirt photographer who ever lived. good company you keep. lol

I really feel for him because I’ve had difficult roommate situations in the past and it can be tough to speak up. If he’s young and just branching out on his own, I totally get why he’s being defensive about it.

Would it be possible for him to have a mini-fridge? If you live anywhere near a university, you could keep…

I was twelve or thirteen, it was the summer, and I saw my seventh grade history teacher at the grocery store. He stopped and looked me up and down, and then said, “Mmm, you’re looking blonde and tan.” Gag. Also I would like to thank middle school boys for ruining forever the experience of eating a banana without…

Seriously. That anti-climate change/pro-GMO equivalency is outright bullshit.

Miller himself has also been an open proponent of GMOs.

The people insisting “dipped” is at all self-explanatory and the rest of us are morons for not knowing this bizarro regionalism are making me want to set something on fire.

Since when is “dipping something out” a proper term? “Dipping” alone implies putting something into something just a little and quickly; scooping is taking something out.

This makes no sense and I do not accept your regionalism.

Apparently, today I and a bunch of other people woke up in a parallel universe where “scoop” and “dip” are synonyms...this has to be a regional thing, right?