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http://abcnews.go.com/Primetime/story?id=1297922&page=1

Basically, a guy phoned McDonald's and said he was a cop; he told the manager that a young female employee there had stolen a customer's purse, and ordered her to bring the girl into her office. The girl was then subjected to a strip-search, naked aerobics instruction, and a healthy bout of sodomy, courtesy of the manager's fiancé (all at the behest of the "policeman" on the phone). Everyone involved because you Americans know you can't disobey the police.

The guy who did the sodomizing has an IQ of 83, and is only going to jail for a year.

Video version right here, although it's not working for me.

How fucked is this whole story?

By early 2004, there had been more than 70 cases of hoax phone calls to fast food restaurants, dating as far back as 1994.

At a McDonald's in Hinesville, Ga., a caller convinced a 55-year-old janitor to do a cavity search of a 19-year-old cashier, while in Fargo, N.D., a manager at a local Burger King strip-searched a 17-year-old female employee.

In Phoenix, a caller had a Taco Bell manager pick out a customer and then strip-search her. And police in Massachusetts had been looking for a man who called three Wendy's restaurants near Boston in a single day.

Dumbasses.

That's pretty fucked up.

yet another reason to not work fast food

thats pretty fucking funny.

it seems strange that the guy who was touching the slut got arrested, as there does not seem to be any criminal intent.

but either way, everyone apart from the guy on the phone was a total fucking idiot.

btw. i got arrested and strip searched once. ' pull back your foreskin - lift your balls, open your ass cheeks'

that's gross. what had you been doing that they felt th eneed to strip search you?

it's brilliant on a psychological level

you take normal human beings, and put them in role playing situations, and remove responsibility by letting them believe your an authority figure.

Right, so the restaurant owner is Donna Summer, the suspect is Dave Stewart, and the cop's called "Buddy Stump"?

All we need now is Keyser Soze....

Well it did say the guy was about as smart as Forrest Gump...

riddla wrote: Dave Stewart? Isn't that the dead Wendy's dude?

No that's Dave Thomas.

riddla wrote:

Geebs wrote:Right, so the restaurant owner is Donna Summer, the suspect is Dave Stewart, and the cop's called "Buddy Stump"?

All we need now is Keyser Soze....

Dave Stewart? Isn't that the dead Wendy's dude?

dude from Eurythmics

sliver wrote:that's gross. what had you been doing that they felt th eneed to strip search you?

drugs.

some policecunt had a new/trainee/whatever with him, and because of that he wasnt able to turn a blind eye to me having a few grams of weed in my pocket.

he was kinda cool, he explained thats why i was being arrested, and that at the end of the day, i wasnt going to be charged, but everything had to be done according to their procedures because of the person with him.

the guy who searched me certainly didnt touch me, and said before hand, that he found it as gross as me, and did the whole thing in about 3 seconds...

Geebs wrote:Right, so the restaurant owner is Donna Summer, the suspect is Dave Stewart, and the cop's called "Buddy Stump"?

All we need now is Keyser Soze....

WHO IS KEYSER SOZE?!

ya ask me it was probably a team effort. i just think that someone would have stopped it before then.

That's hot.

horton wrote:

sliver wrote:that's gross. what had you been doing that they felt th eneed to strip search you?

drugs.

People hide drugs under their foreskin?

[xeno]Julios wrote:it's brilliant on a psychological level

you take normal human beings, and put them in role playing situations, and remove responsibility by letting them believe your an authority figure.

There's this famous test where a person had to push a button to deliver a shock to a person if that person gave a wrong answer to a question wrong. Voltage would be increased after every shock.

Ofcourse it was all fake, but the person pushing the button didn't know this. It's interesting to see how this person would push the button simply because he was told to.

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:yet another reason to not work fast food

Vid working for me. Hell of a story and worth the view :icon20:

Crazy story, seems so real when watching the security video.


Unbelievable if the event in the back office went for 2 and a half hours hours....

Hang on.... More than 70 callers to Macs back as far as '94 ...


Unbelievable but apparently true. What a world you live in ...

Eraser wrote:There's this famous test where a person had to push a button to deliver a shock to a person if that person gave a wrong answer to a question wrong. Voltage would be increased after every shock.

Ofcourse it was all fake, but the person pushing the button didn't know this. It's interesting to see how this person would push the button simply because he was told to.

wasnt that on 'netwerk' yesterday? Its interesting indeed. Another test was about groupthink. Here's some more on that: http://www.cultsock.ndirect.co.uk/MUHom ... index.html

haha "a search of his trailer"

sliver wrote:http://abcnews.go.com/Primetime/story?id=1297922&page=1

lol, that's just fucking stupid.

*starts googling numbers of fast food restaurants*

"yeah that's right buddy, one of your customers is a terrorist. i need you to write down the next 10 credit card numbers you're given and i'll check them against our database here. if we catch our man you'll be in line for a medal."

If the story is true the fast food chain should be held responsible.

.... more than 70 callers to Macs back as far as '94 ...

What about a company wide alert memo

4days wrote:
"yeah that's right buddy, one of your customers is a terrorist. i need you to write down the next 10 credit card numbers you're given and i'll check them against our database here. if we catch our man you'll be in line for a medal."

I can pretty much guarantee you that that would work.

fucking yanks and their assfuck culture

Zyte wrote:

Eraser wrote:There's this famous test where a person had to push a button to deliver a shock to a person if that person gave a wrong answer to a question wrong. Voltage would be increased after every shock.

Ofcourse it was all fake, but the person pushing the button didn't know this. It's interesting to see how this person would push the button simply because he was told to.

wasnt that on 'netwerk' yesterday? Its interesting indeed. Another test was about groupthink. Here's some more on that: http://www.cultsock.ndirect.co.uk/MUHom ... index.html

Haven't seen it, and I think this is something different.
The test I'm talking about was done somewhere in the 70's or 80's or so I think.