And I quote-
They are to protec & serve.
They are to protec & serve.
Leave the poor girl alone. You're acting like a cop.
Some years ago I sold cigarettes to a seventeen year old girl who had more tattoos and piercings than the average sideshow freak, stood well over 6 foot and weighed well over 200 lbs with a fake ID...it was a sting and cost me a job and a $500 dollar fine. Cost the store owner a $2500 fine.
I know it is a pain when this happens but if you know the manager it should be a simple matter to clear up later. I would rather see clerks erring on the side of caution rather than sell to underage.
Man, you have no idea.. I can bet if you got smacked up the police department would be the first place getting that phone call.To guard donut shops and convenience stores?
Acting like a cop? Give me some examples that shows nnote was acting like an officer.Leave the poor girl alone. You're acting like a cop.
Neither did I, I never stated that she was misusing police force, I posted a video.@freshsafari, I'm not the one that turned a thread about a customer service problem into a debate about the misuse of a police force. I'm sure nobody in Utah was murdered while a cop checked out an ID at the local vape shop.
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Neither did I, I never stated that she was misusing police force, I posted a video.
Now I respect you for trying to be the "Knight in shining armor".![]()
I'm taking it that you sir, are indeed a police officer.
Did I misuse the police force? I meant no disrespect in my postings..I'm just ranting.
I called our city police and the response I got from them, "If he doesn't want to sell to you, he doesn't have to. Legal age or not, there's nothing we can do."....apfjakdjfoiwehtaihgskldn!
I can't believe you people would call the cops for someone not accepting your ID's. Seriously?! Do you people know what the police force exists for?!
Now I'm going to sit back and watch the flirting.Soo cute
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Think we should get these two kids together? ECF Matchmaking?![]()
I'd take Shay on a vape and donut date if I wasn't across the country![]()
@freshsafari, I was going to post some long diatribe about my dealings with cops in my profession, but I'll save it. You're a real hero at least in your own mind.
I would actually like to hear it..
Yes and No.
Yes, They have the right to refuse service to who and when they want, He was taking the safe side and being new to the job I don't blame him for being cautious towards your ID, something like that can cost him his job and multiple fines.
The thread has already been derailed enough. You know the rotten crap that your colleagues do. You got ticked off because I made a joke, the most common one in the history of police, about guarding donut shops and convenience stores. If I got so bent everytime someone made a crack about what I do for a living, I'd have put a bullet in my head by now.
Even after the cop came and it was readily apparent that her ID was legit and that the guy was wrong about it? He didnt own the place. He was turning down money from a customer in a store that his employer owns. For what possible legitimate reason? What he should have said was, "sorry, I was wrong" and made a sale for the people that pay his salary. . .thats what he's there for. Thats why the "open" sign is on the door. But that's not what happened. Under those circumstances, he wouldnt need to quit. I'd have canned him.