Jackson Jambalaya

I have a hard time criticizing the employee for arming herself when this other person started (allegedly) chunking things and acting a fool. I also have a hard time seeing a charge of "exhibiting a deadly weapon" sticking, as she is an employee holding a kitchen knife in a restaurant. What are restaurants going to do, cut up food with plastic cutlery?

Fortunately, that was on the safe side of town. On the west side of I-55, they use guns.

Now that's just not Servsafe compliant.

Fast food employees should have tasers. Geez.

Folks, you won’t see that type of behavior in nice establishments. A different type of customer knows how to act in public

Never get into an argument with someone who handles your food.

Customer was aggressor. Employee was backing off. Customer laid hands knowing weapon was present. Customer is convicted, employee charges dismissed whilst being fired.

"Why can't we just get along?"

Surely there was some personal history or backstory. If Not these customers lets think if the service is that poor just leave. I felt like she goaded the employee into protecting herself.

This wingstop was shit anyway. An hour minimum for your order. This is the wingstop by sushi village.

The customer had a bone to pick with the employee of a chicken restaurant. Got it.

"Could you describe the ruckus, sir?"

She got in her face and told her to stab her. Good. She got what she asked for.

Meanwhile, down in Gulfport, that's right Gulfport, MS, an employee of a Burger King, got into a heated discussion with a drive-thru customer.

Said employee exited the building from the rear door, and confronted the drive-thru customer. A struggle ensued over a weapon the Burger King employee had with him. During the struggle, the customer, and the employee were both shot and wounded.

I wonder if the customer got his way? Why are people in a continuous state of rage?

Hard enough getting people to work at these piss ass jobs to begin with. So, when a belligerent customer gets up in your face while you're doing your job is the time to go back to college. The customer is an experienced instigator. She how she put both hands behind her back and pushes with her fat belly.

Employee will be exonerated. Not unusual for an employee in a chicken restaurant to have a knife in hand. Employee is not obligated to explain why she had a knife in her hand. That's irrelevant. She did not make a move with it until the fat-ass fool taunted and slapped her. Self defense - NEXT.

2:44, if you'd ever partaken of that particular Wingstop, you would not call it fast food.

Was the “customer” arrested? What is the employee supposed to do? That beast took off her jacket to fight. The customer is a head taller and at least 2 stones heavier. Looks like self defense to me. Customer is on the far end of f around and fight out.

In Gulfport on Thursday a Burger King employee shot a customer in the drive-thru "after a fight via the intercom". I am going to stop eating fast foods because the employees could be bad for my health.

The idiot customer actually thinks that a person handling food with gloves is better when that worker is actually more likely to use gloves to touch raw foods and then touch cooked foods with the same gloves as well as less likely to wash his or her hands.

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I go to this Wingstop often. Never seen anything like this in there.

This is why we can’t have nice things….

I had to stop going there, it really needs to be shut down based on the wait times alone.