Jackson Jambalaya

Real funny!!! More like complete moron

There's stupid, then there's this dumb ass stupid !

Good way to get smoked. And the douchebag had a guy there filming him.

Likely fake....but if not, he's lucky he wasn't drawn down on by a concealed carry citizen and shot dead. It would have been completely justified.

It has gone viral so they succeeded. And JJ helped make it happen!

Some people only understand a good kick in the ass.

Yeah, most folks have themselves video'ed at all times when they casually shop. For example, when the wife and I go to Kroger, we tape each other at all times, especially when choosing a couple of steaks or deciding whether to get the 12 jumbo or 8 mega rolls of toilet paper. Hey, who can tell when hilarity might suddenly just happen and make us into "content creators"...

Like I wrote , I seriously doubt Bass Pro gives permission for their employees to participate in this sort of thing much less allow it in their store.

Exactly. "Fake" is the numbskulls "creating content" for clicks.....the two poor men behind the counter likely almost had a stroke.

And some hot ones in their head

You don't have the heart

That's AI. No, seriously, it's AI. For those that say it isn't, are you seriously suggesting that anyone with REAL intelligence would pulled such a stupid stunt?

So, add me to the list of folks who say this guy - especially in this day and age in a place like Bass Pro - is lucky he wasn't shot by one or more folks who didn't understand a guy waving a shotgun around and yelling, "Get on the fucking ground!" was just for grins and giggles. And even if everyone in the store was in on it, they would all be they would all be morally guilty if some halfwit kid (i.e., 99.99% of kids) copied this idiotic "content" in a "less creational" situation and did get shot or killed. Either way, like I said, it's actual, real, and genuine AI in action...

Mississippi one-horse town police recruiting video. "If this is how you roll we want you on the force."

Sad, but somewhat true.

That wasn't a stunt. It was a crime:

"A person commits the offense of making a terroristic threat when the person makes a threat to commit a crime of violence or a threat to cause bodily injury to another person if the threat does in fact cause a reasonable expectation or reasonable fear of the imminent commission of an offense and if, in making the threat, the person has the intent to . . . Intimidate or coerce a . . . segment of a civilian population" 97-7-75(2)(a)(i).

"A person is guilty of simple assault if he . . . attempts by physical menace to put another in fear of imminent serious bodily harm . . . " 97-3-7(1)(a)(iii).

"If any person . . . in the presence of another person, brandish or wield the same in a threatening manner, not in necessary self-defense . . . " 97-37-19.

"A person who wilfully disturbs the peace of any family or person . . . by loud or unusual noise, or by any tumultuous or offensive conduct . . . " 97-35-9.

"It shall be unlawful for any person or persons, while in or on the premises of another . . . or any other lawful business is operated which engages in selling articles of merchandise . . . interfere with . . . other persons . . . invited upon said premises . . . in the normal course of the operation of the business conducted and carried on upon said premises." 97-35-5(1)(b).

And that's just at the state level. This mouth-breathing idiot should be arrested and charged accordingly.

9:37, You really don't believe this level of idiocy exists?

The problem is, idiots can now get famous for it and make money off of it.

I was in that Bass Pro Shop about a month ago. It’s in Tyler, Texas and those counter guys a real pros on firearms.

This isn’t in Mississippi. Those statutes are irrelevant.

That’s a negative. I have software that detects AI.

12:22, 9:37 here - it was an "AI" joke (hastily written with the grandkids wanting...to be grandkids), you know, like, "How do you know if it is 'AI?' Look at the investor base."

It's damnedest thing to come along since the last damnedest thing. Ask even the stupidest SOB, "Hey, you wanna buy some artificial heart meds? How about an artificial Rolex with artificial diamonds? An artificial truck? Some artificial steak, Scotch, Bourbon, wine, apples, or oranges?," and they'll look at you like you're the moron. But say, "Hey, we're mining artificial money...with AI!" and the same idiots say, "Here's all my spare cash! Wait! I'll go raid my savings account, the kids' college fund, and take out a second mortgage! Say, know where I could sell a kidney?"

And it is going to end about as a well as all damnedest things end.

4:24: Here's the law in Texas, smartass:

Aggravated Assault: "A person commits an offense if the person commits assault as defined in Section 22.01 and the person . . . uses or exhibits a deadly weapon during the commission of the assault." Sec 22.02(a)(2).

Assault: "A person commits an offense if the person . . . intentionally or knowingly threatens another with imminent bodily injury" Sec. 22.01(a)(2).

Terroristic Threat: "A person commits an offense if he threatens to commit any offense involving violence to any person . . . place any person in fear of imminent serious bodily injury" Sec. 22.07(a)(2)

Disorderly Conduct: "A person commits an offense if he intentionally or knowingly . . . displays a firearm or other deadly weapon in a public place in a manner calculated to alarm" Sec. 42.01(a)(8)

"Disorderly Conduct: 'A person commits an offense if he intentionally or knowingly . . . displays a firearm or other deadly weapon in a public place in a manner calculated to alarm' Sec. 42.01(a)(8)"

Well, now, that one might be a problem should it be pursued. But really, are the technical legalities truly what matters here?

He's one lucky mofo. Pulling a robbery stunt like that in a gun store won't end well in most instances.

Remember this little incident in Richland?

9:13, If by “ technical legalities” you mean whether this guy committed any crimes, then yes it matters.