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menlindorn t1_j56p2mx wrote

isn't that a standard inclusion for a taco bell order?

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bookcreative t1_j56tnwq wrote

Maybe a certain person is hoping for a multi million $ Taco Bell prize?

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Civil-Dinner t1_j56w58v wrote

Hmm. Interesting story, despite funny headline.

With just the info in the article, I'm siding with the TB employees. I'm not real sure of the whole story, but either the employees called the cops at 1pm to come to the store to help deal with an irate customer or the irate customer called the cops because they wouldn't give him a burrito because the soda dispenser was not working (?).

Either way, that's one weird and petty hill to choose to die on, so to speak.

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kempff t1_j56xkqf wrote

I guarantee the “victim” did it to himself. The prior dispute, the lack of franchise video evidence, the lengthy delay between bringing the food home and eating it, the prompt vomiting inconsistent with ingestion of modern rat poisons but perfectly consistent with traditional misconceptions about rat poison’s immediate effects, the “victim” refusing to cooperate with police…

Search the guy’s basement and you’ll find an open box of rat poison identical to what was found in the food.

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brnjenkn t1_j56znsy wrote

They know, they just won't blame one of their own.

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GetlostMaps t1_j57d188 wrote

Do they know how this repost appeared in the feed

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IxamxUnicron t1_j57rya5 wrote

Isn't rat poison fairly ineffective against humans? It works on rats because rat's can't vomit. Humans on the other hand are very good at vomiting.

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callmehibi t1_j5bqw8h wrote

I'm not disagreeing with you but....as a Denver native...this story surprised none of us and if he did himself then in a few months a worker at a different location will donsomething to a customer that isnjust as crazy and stupid. Either way...this is the wild wild super fucking wild west.

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