McDonalds employees set world record for idiotcy

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Holy [censored], I've ate at that McDonalds before HAHAHAHA

Mt. Washington isn't too far from Louisville. It's REALLY small and there are some strange people out there.

It just goes to show that once you get in KY, [censored] just gets stupid.

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OMFGROFLBBQ!!!! You are so clever!

Edit: So clever that you can't even bold something right. Moran.

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eh, sorry. couldnt resist. i guess you didnt read any of tyhe thread.

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nope, and don't plan to. Too much rubbish.

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eh, sorry. couldnt resist. i guess you didnt read any of tyhe thread.

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nope, and don't plan to. Too much rubbish.

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rubbish in OOT? where'd you get that idea? [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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eh, sorry. couldnt resist. i guess you didnt read any of tyhe thread.

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nope, and don't plan to. Too much rubbish.

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rubbish in OOT? where'd you get that idea? [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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Just a guess.

I just had another epiphany(<----spelling). You know, the only thing that is really dumb about this whole thing is if she never did try to extract any money from micky dees. I would think she would have a really strong case and would win millions. They shouldn't have hired such retarded managers.

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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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What does having someone's SSN get you?

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One more piece in a puzzle needed to successfully complete identity theft.

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Im suprised no one asked this yet, what does the caller have to gain by doing this?

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Im suprised no one asked this yet, what does the caller have to gain by doing this?

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Probably how he gets his jollies. To the people above who stated that this article has profoundly affected them, yeah, me too. I can't sleep after watching the clip and reading the article, its just too depressing.

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Clinical psychologist Jeff Gardere says the caller's actions were likely a way to feed a God-like complex by manipulating his victims emotionally, physically and sexually. He calls it "virtual voyeurism."

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whao.....................

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I would totally bone that 18 year old.

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I would totally bone that 18 year old.

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Just call her house from your cell and tell her that she will be arrested unless she [censored] the first guy who knocks on her door.