Pizza Man Tattles On Potsmoking Customer

by **Soviet Haaregrad** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 12:32 am

Trollgaard wrote:
Maurepas wrote:I'll continue my boycott of their awful pizza. It's like they coat their sauce in pure corn syrup,

What?! You don't like Papa Johns? Its by far the best of the major pizza chains! Without a doubt!

I wish I could bring you Pizza Nova, by far the best pizza chain.

by **Gaeus** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 12:38 am

Neo Arcad wrote:
Augustus Este wrote:He is well within his rights to turn in suspected illegal activity.

^This. Pot is illegal, and if we refuse to bring drug users to justice we might as well just say fuck it and stop enforcing ALL the laws.

You do realize that you sound like a complete fool in saying that right?

How does that sound even remotely logical or rational?

by **Marcurix** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:16 am

Fellrike wrote:Papa John's Pizza, a chain with stores in the US, the UK, the Philippines and South Korea, has defended its employee, a driver who turned in a customer to the police after smelling potsmoke when making a delivery.
What do you think? Is a boycott of Papa John's in order, for employing its drivers as police state snoops and snitches?
In fairness, I'd like to point out that Papa Johns has done a lot of good in the communities in which its stores operate, contributing to many worthwhile charities.
I've never tasted a Papa John's pizza, so I can't offer an opinion on their quality.

http://www.azcentral.com/offbeat/articl ... -user.html

The employee should not be the one under fire, I suppose he thought we was doing his duty in the end and no harm came of it.

by **Atcrias** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:27 am

Practically, this person is jeopardizing a not insignificant portion of that store's customer base, and if I were their manager I'd quickly find an unrelated reason to unemploy them.

That said, be sure to tip your drivers well, folks!

by **Distruzio** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 3:02 am

Aeronos wrote:One less customer...

Make that two.

by **Distruzio** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 3:04 am

Marcurix wrote:The employee should not be the one under fire, I suppose he thought we was doing his duty in the end and no harm came of it.

He turned a sick guy into a gang of thugs. He's an asshole.

by **Knask** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 6:04 am

Distruzio wrote:He turned a sick guy into a gang of thugs.

He's got magical powers, is what he has!

Kinda like a disgruntled Jesus...

by **Tekania** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 6:12 am

Soviet Haaregrad wrote:
Tekania wrote:
So is Oxycodone.

If you lack a prescription it is, oxycodone is a Schedule II drug, whereas pot is Schedule I in the US.

I'm unconcerned with meaningless US laws made outside of the Federal governments authority, more so ones that are hypocritical, and passed and supported by fucking morons. The only thing that matters in this case is Colorado law.

by **-St George** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 6:21 am

Distruzio wrote:
Marcurix wrote:The employee should not be the one under fire, I suppose he thought we was doing his duty in the end and no harm came of it.

He turned a sick guy into a gang of thugs. He's an asshole.

He reported a man to the police. Nothing assholish there.

by **Norstal** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 6:27 am

Distruzio wrote:
Aeronos wrote:One less customer...

Make that two.

Gravlen wrote:"Our drivers have the rights or obligations that any other private citizen would feel if they think they are witnessing a crime or a scene of the crime..." - Tish Muldoon, spokeswoman for Papa John's corporate office in Kentucky.

Well deserving of a boycott, no?

*sigh*

Funny how an anarchist doesn't support freedom.

by **Bottle** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 6:52 am

See, this is why we can't have nice things, people.

We shouldn't need to have laws banning people from being jerkwads who tattle on those who want to use marijuana recreationally in the privacy of their own homes. And then this shit happens. THIS IS WHY we end up having to have so many damn laws...because of the small number of very obnoxious people who can't figure out how to stay out of everyone else's way.

by **The Islands of United Caribbean Colonies** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 9:49 am

Maurepas wrote:
Trollgaard wrote:What?! You don't like Papa Johns? Its by far the best of the major pizza chains! Without a doubt!

It's terrible, their sauce is incredibly over sweet. The best of the major pizza chains is Pizza Hut.

Though, if I have my choice I go for the local Bootlegger's Pizza, or a smaller chain like Hungry Howie's.

Pizza hut can be good! But if you go inside the kind of people that hang out in pizza hut, are.... not the top of American society, haha or maybe they are :roll:

Distruzio wrote:
Aeronos wrote:One less customer...

Make that two.

3:]
And another member agreed.

so 4.

OBVIOUSLY, more people than they(members who were fighting against our right to just that) underestimated the amount of people who will take their business elsewhere.

Im not gonna get called the cops on.

by **Rhutlandia** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 5:41 pm

Can't believe it. Over the last few days my associates and myself have witnessed Papa John's delivery vehicles violating various laws such as:
1. Rolling Stop
2. Improper Turn
3. Operating a motor vehicle in an unsafe manner or careless and negligent operation
4. Operating a motor vehicle while using a cell phone
5. Operating a motor vehicle while texting
6. Allowing a rider in a commercial vehicle
7. Littering
8. Sexual Harrassment
9. Illegal Parking
10. Operating a motor vehicle in excess of posted speed limit
11. Passing a loading/unloading schoolbus (added with edit)

I am sure that you folks have seen the same or worse!

:rofl:

by **Coccygia** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 5:42 pm

Maybe if he'd given the pizza guy a tip...

by **Dyakovo** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 5:46 pm

Rhutlandia wrote:Can't believe it. Over the last few days my associates and myself have witnessed Papa John's delivery vehicles violating various laws such as:
1. Rolling Stop
2. Improper Turn
3. Operating a motor vehicle in an unsafe manner or careless and negligent operation
4. Operating a motor vehicle while using a cell phone
5. Operating a motor vehicle while texting
6. Allowing a rider in a commercial vehicle
7. Littering
8. Sexual Harrassment
9. Illegal Parking
10. Operating a motor vehicle in excess of posted speed limit
11. Passing a loading/unloading schoolbus (added with edit)

I am sure that you folks have seen the same or worse!

So?

by **Beiluxia** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 5:47 pm

Sigh... do pot cases always have to happen within my neighborhood? (I live in Denver Metro area, lots of potheads here, no joke.)

by **Cannot think of a name** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 5:50 pm

Rhutlandia wrote:Over the last few days my associates and myself

Who the hell has 'associates'?

Rhutlandia wrote:I am sure that you folks have seen the same or worse!

Come to think of it, I don't think I've ever seen a Poppa John's delivery driver. I know there are Poppa John's around here, and they're supposed to be one of the three biggest pizza chains, but either I'm not on the road during peak pizza delivery hours or people 'round here go more for Round Table or they deliver in unmarked cars...which the latter might be the case, I don't know that I've seen a sign on the car of the last few pizzas I've ordered. (though, I've never ordered from Poppa Johns. Not because of this, but because of the availability of Round Table or quality local stores).

by **Anthoniland** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:01 pm

He broke the law, knew the consequences, but still did it. He is in idiot in my book.

by **Rhutlandia** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:18 pm

Dyakovo wrote:So?

Just saying . . . nobody calling the cops on them . . . . other than that it is just me being a dumbass and trying to get folks to turn like viscous dogs against the papa johns driver.

by **Saint Jade IV** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:19 pm

Bottle wrote:See, this is why we can't have nice things, people.

We shouldn't need to have laws banning people from being jerkwads who tattle on those who want to use marijuana recreationally in the privacy of their own homes. And then this shit happens. THIS IS WHY we end up having to have so many damn laws...because of the small number of very obnoxious people who can't figure out how to stay out of everyone else's way.

As someone who just lost a relationship because of cunts meddling - I highly agree with your summation.

by **Rhutlandia** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:21 pm

Cannot think of a name wrote:Who the hell has 'associates'?

Never saw that coming!

by **Robert Magoo** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:39 pm

Stupid laws still need to be enforced...

by **Beldonia** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:41 pm

Boycott? What?! It's the right thing to do if you report a potential crime that you see.

by **Cannot think of a name** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:45 pm

Beldonia wrote:Boycott? What?! It's the right thing to do if you report a potential crime that you see.

You gonna report anyone you see pop an oxycontin on the off chance they might not be prescribed that drug?

by **Beldonia** » Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:46 pm

Cannot think of a name wrote:
Beldonia wrote:Boycott? What?! It's the right thing to do if you report a potential crime that you see.

You gonna report anyone you see pop an oxycontin on the off chance they might not be prescribed that drug?

If I'm sure that it's oxycontin and I had the time to do so, then I probably would.

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