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Re: McDonalds employees set world record for idiotcy
I thought the same as you at first. Something in the way they worded it made it sound like he was the girl's fiance. But then they said that the manager broke off her engagement with him, so I got it then. I was kinda suspecting though when the girl looked 16 and the guy looked like a fat 45 year old douchebag.
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http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/...WS01/510090392
a good article i googled up... some excerpts `I have done something terribly bad,' man says Louise Ogborn had been in the back office for nearly 2½ hours when the caller said she should kneel on the brick floor in front of Nix and unbuckle his pants.Ogborn cried and begged Nix to stop, she recounted in her deposition. "I said, `No! I didn't do anything wrong. This is ridiculous." But she said Nix told her he would hit her if she didn't sodomize him, so she did. sounds like the guy was a creep who decided he would try to take advantage of the already bizarre situation. hope he gets to spend the rest of his life in jail being sodomized by dudes |
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to everyone here saying how stupid ppl are, and going on about the "manager" who got the blow job, DID ANY OF YOU ACTUALLY WATCH THE VIDEO? he's NOT the manager, he doesn't even work there, and HE WAS THE GIRL'S FIANCE! the 58-yr-old "maintenance worker"/janitor REFUSED TO FOLLOW THE COMMANDS of the police impersonator. it amazes me how you're all in uproars about the "stupidity" of these ppl involved (perhaps deservedly so), yet so many of you are discussing the incident while completely confused about some of the basic facts of the case. ironic. finally, one more thing about the fiance: besides it being really creepy that this balding, seemingly middle-aged bubba was engaged to a high schooler, how he got charged with sodomy and sexual abuse with the possibility of getting 35 yrs in prison is beyond me. [/ QUOTE ] paging [censored] |
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That is unbelievable. The manager should be beaten. The stupidity of these people is unreal. The girl needs to be given some blame as well - can she be that naive??
Nice detective work though. Good old google. |
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This is really stupid, however:
I just started at new job. It's a new location/expansion for the company in question and a little over half the staff are new hires. More than 100 new employees. About a week before orientation, I get a call from someone who claims to be from my new employer asking for my SSN so they can set up payroll (I'd already given them my SSN during the interview process). I basically reply, "Uh, you're calling me up out of the blue and asking me my SSN over the phone?" They replied that they were, like it was the most normal thing in the world. Instead of giving them my SSN I asked for a number to call them back. I hop on the net and try to do a reverse look-up on the number to make sure it really is from my new employer. When I can't do that (because it's not listed in any directory due to it just being someone's office number and not a central number) I call the operator and have the operator verify that the number does belong to my new employer. At which point I call them back and give them my SSN. They were quite surprised that I'd gone through the trouble. So apparently nobody else (more than 100 people) had any hesitation in giving out their SSN over the phone to a complete stranger who could've just grabbed a list of new hires out of a garbage bin and then looked through a phone book... |
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This is really stupid, however: I just started at new job. It's a new location/expansion for the company in question and a little over half the staff are new hires. More than 100 new employees. About a week before orientation, I get a call from someone who claims to be from my new employer asking for my SSN so they can set up payroll (I'd already given them my SSN during the interview process). I basically reply, "Uh, you're calling me up out of the blue and asking me my SSN over the phone?" They replied that they were, like it was the most normal thing in the world. Instead of giving them my SSN I asked for a number to call them back. I hop on the net and try to do a reverse look-up on the number to make sure it really is from my new employer. When I can't do that (because it's not listed in any directory due to it just being someone's office number and not a central number) I call the operator and have the operator verify that the number does belong to my new employer. At which point I call them back and give them my SSN. They were quite surprised that I'd gone through the trouble. So apparently nobody else (more than 100 people) had any hesitation in giving out their SSN over the phone to a complete stranger who could've just grabbed a list of new hires out of a garbage bin and then looked through a phone book... [/ QUOTE ] What does having someone's SSN get you? |
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What does having someone's SSN get you? [/ QUOTE ] Their life. |
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What does having someone's SSN get you? [/ QUOTE ] Pretty much anything you want (identity theft). Yeesh. How does anyone not know this? [ QUOTE ] The widespread use of the SSN as an identifier and authenticator has lead to an increase in identity theft. According to the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, identity theft now affects between 500,000 and 700,000 people annually. Victims often do not discover the crime until many months after its occurrence. Victims spend hundreds of hours and substantial amounts of money attempting to fix ruined credit or expunge a criminal record that another committed in their name. Identity theft litigation also shows that the SSN is central to committing fraud. In fact, the SSN plays such a central role in identification that there are numerous cases where impostors were able to obtain credit with their own name but a victim's SSN, and as a result, only the victim's credit was affected. [/ QUOTE ] |
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[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] This is really stupid, however: I just started at new job. It's a new location/expansion for the company in question and a little over half the staff are new hires. More than 100 new employees. About a week before orientation, I get a call from someone who claims to be from my new employer asking for my SSN so they can set up payroll (I'd already given them my SSN during the interview process). I basically reply, "Uh, you're calling me up out of the blue and asking me my SSN over the phone?" They replied that they were, like it was the most normal thing in the world. Instead of giving them my SSN I asked for a number to call them back. I hop on the net and try to do a reverse look-up on the number to make sure it really is from my new employer. When I can't do that (because it's not listed in any directory due to it just being someone's office number and not a central number) I call the operator and have the operator verify that the number does belong to my new employer. At which point I call them back and give them my SSN. They were quite surprised that I'd gone through the trouble. So apparently nobody else (more than 100 people) had any hesitation in giving out their SSN over the phone to a complete stranger who could've just grabbed a list of new hires out of a garbage bin and then looked through a phone book... [/ QUOTE ] What does having someone's SSN get you? [/ QUOTE ] One more piece in a puzzle needed to successfully complete identity theft. |
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Holy [censored] [censored], what a moron.
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