It takes balls to rob the McDonald's you've been working at for months. It takes balls of steel to do it twice in one month. And it takes balls of steel the size of large boulders to keep showing up for work afterward. Alas, your big mouth will ultimately get you and your massive balls arrested for armed robbery.
On June 29, an 18-year-old employee at a McDonald's in Hialeah, FL, wore a mask and used a BB gun to rob the fast food eatery. He repeated the stunt a few weeks later on July 30. Between the two heists, he made off with around $7,000 in cash from the safe.
In spite of his newfound wealth, the teen terror kept on showing up for work at the McDonald's.
According to police, some of his co-workers began to suspect the young man was the one behind the hamburglaries. He eventually revealed to one colleague that he'd robbed the McDonald's.
Among the charges the former fast foodie faces are: armed robbery, aggravated assault and false imprisonment.
At least he didn't wear a girdle on his face during the robbery or complain to his boss about the disappointing haul.
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There's a popular reality show in Alabama called County Law, which is like a local version of the long-running Cops. On a recent episode, police arrived at a house to arrest a woman and found out just how popular their show is. While the arrested woman was being led out in cuffs, another woman living in the house got so thrilled to be on the show that she couldn't control her excitement.
A Jet Blue flight attendant, who had enough after a dispute with a passenger, has become an overnight folk hero for telling off a rude passenger with an expletive-laced tirade over the plane's intercom, and then dramatically exiting the plane by activating and sliding down the emergency-evacuation chute --after grabbing a beer from the beverage cart.
The dispute began Monday on the tarmac of Kennedy International Airport in New York after a passenger stood up to get his belongings from the overheard compartment. Flight attendant Steven Slater asked the passenger to sit down, but the passenger continued to pull down the luggage, which hit Slater in the head. When Slater asked for an apology, the passenger cursed at him. Slater returned the words over the plane's P.A. for all passengers to hear, adding of his 20 years in the airline industry, "It's been great!" He fled to his home in Belle Harbor, Queens where he was arrested by police and charged with felony counts of criminal mischief and reckless endangerment.
Later in the day, Slater started a Facebook page that more than 2,000 "likes." Among his favorite pages --- "Quitting your crappy job" and "JetBlue Airways."
SOURCE: The New York Times
