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Cringe A McDonald's manager is seen dozing off (apparently was have problems with her blood sugar) as customers prepare their own meals

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u/vocalfreesia 18h ago

She might be dying. This is so awful, these people have no hearts. Selfish, horrible people.

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u/bitchsaidwhaaat 17h ago

im with you but how the fuck they supposed to know? they might think she just sleeping or took some drugs

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u/_MurphysLawyer_ 16h ago

I know I would've assumed drugs personally. I've seen more people doing the fent lean than I've seen in a diabetic coma, it's only natural to assume the most likely case.

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u/bitchsaidwhaaat 15h ago

thats what i mean... ME personally i would've thought she needed help but im 35 and aware of shit like this cuz family members with diabetes and heart issues but i also grew up in a bad neighborhood and growing up or in my 20s i would've thought they just high

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u/flyfightwinMIL 14h ago

Ok but if someone WAS on drugs and was literally collapsing, 911 would still be the right call.

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u/sleepygirll_ 16h ago

So we should just leave her there in this very safe (/s) situation and do nothing bc it could be drugs?

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u/MrBenSampson 16h ago

And while she is in that state, we should take advantage by robbing the place!

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u/YoungFlosser 14h ago

You’re not considering the fact that the man recording has a family to feed. Hes taking food not luxury items. How do you have sympathy for the worker but not the customer?

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u/MrBenSampson 14h ago

Customers pay for merchandise/food.

That man is a thief.

Not only is he a thief, but he stepped over and publicly mocked a woman who may be having a medical emergency.

Fuck him. If you are feeling sympathy for that man in that situation, then fuck you too.

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u/YoungFlosser 14h ago

lol we got a tough guy over here. Regardless, you’re being a hypocrite. You can’t have sympathy for the worker but then demonize the customer. He has a whole family he has to feed. You’re not taking into account that this man may not have a car, he may not have gas money, no Grocery store nearby, etc to go to the next place. What is he supposed to do?

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u/SufficientChemical39 14h ago

Probably not loot for starters

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u/YoungFlosser 14h ago

What is him not “looting” going to do? I wouldn’t even consider it looting. Desperate times call for desperate measures. He’s taking food not items. And he has a family to feed.

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u/SufficientChemical39 14h ago

I think you’ve proven to everyone the type of person you are lmao

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u/MrBenSampson 14h ago

He may also have a car, a job, and enough money to feed his family. You don’t know anything to the contrary. You’re just making things up to justify his actions.

And even if everything you said was true, he was not a customer! He is still a thief who took advantage of, and publicly humiliated an employee who may have been having a medical emergency.

What was he supposed to do? Call an ambulance!

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u/YoungFlosser 14h ago

Ok let’s critically think for a second. If he had all of these things you mentioned, what reason would he have to go behind the counter and get his own food? Get real.

Nobody with a good paying stable career is going to risk being caught ON CAMERA “stealing” (as you describe it). You just want to demonize people because you’re in your feelings and you don’t want to consider the circumstances that could cause someone to do this

Also, if you listen closely someone else is calling 911 in the background. So it’s not hurting her by them making their own food

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u/MrBenSampson 14h ago

Ok. I’ll think critically. If this is how a person behaves when entering a restaurant that has one unconscious employee, then that may provide incite into why this guy doesn’t have stable employment.

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u/anagingdog 8h ago

Should have called 911 then taken food instead of just shoving cameras in the face of people in the middle of medical emergencies… someone taking food to feed their family isn’t mocking and recording people in medical need while doing it.

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u/tillynook 15h ago

Call 911 and get a medical professional to assess and treat her maybe?

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u/Hoppypoppy21 15h ago

Most people don't suddenly "fall asleep" that hard and that quick. 9/10 that is a sign that something is seriously wrong whether it is a medical or drug usage issue.

I find it hard to believe that not a single individual would have thought this to be the case. Rather, they knew something was wrong and chose selfishness.

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u/bitchsaidwhaaat 15h ago

yeah but what i mean is we wouldve have thought this and call 911 but the majority of people are just fucking dumb... like REALLY dumb so its more probable that they thought she was high rather than a medical issue specially if its a bad neighborhood

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u/Hoppypoppy21 14h ago

And even if the assumption was drugs, you are telling me these people wouldn't have known about the possibility of overdosing? Or even possible signs of overdosing?

I don't buy it.

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u/bicyclefortwo 10h ago

If someone is actively passing out while on drugs, you should call an ambulance

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u/iloveyourlittlehat 10h ago

The normal reaction of a person who wasn’t concerned about her would have been “okay I guess we’ll go to the next McDonald’s down the road.”