When Rude Customers Mess With The Wrong Employee! | WATCH OUT FOR THE QUIET ONES! (Reaction)

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  @Mohegan13 · 11 days ago

  "Nobody ever said I needed no receipt" - I've known you need receipts to return things since I was 5 years old.

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  @sharonanderson1176 · 11 days ago

  I was a fast food manager for 25 yrs and ppl just dont get that a business is not public property it is private property used for public use and we can refuse service to anyone 😊

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  @TheCareOfBear · 11 days ago

  "hit a bong or something" - Karen.  No truer words have ever been spoken! 😂😂

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  @BillTheScribe · 11 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXvtSsi_62E&amp;t=315">5:15</a>. Not a lawyer, but I worked retail in a store where I carried my own cuffs for 14 years. If someone swings or throws something we had the right to &quot;respond. with adequate force to stop the conflict.&quot; Once contact breaks off, starting again is a &quot;new contact.&quot; By our policy, if she threw the pizza and the staff member responded immediately, even if it was grab her and force her out of the store, it would have been fine. Once pizza lady left the building on her own, it was over. The employee going outside started a secondary contact, so the employee would have been the aggressor. &nbsp;<br><br>Local laws and policies may vary.

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  @theharmon · 9 days ago

  The employee escalated things into a separate crime by following her outside. Pushing the customer to the ground is a clear battery or physical assault, as you cannot use physical violence to retaliate or protect property once the immediate threat has ended and the person is leaving.

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  @user-mw3mb2uv8n · 11 days ago

  People who work in retail are doing a job. They don’t need to be hassled or disrespected for doing their work.

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  @Todd-HB-ALA · 11 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXvtSsi_62E&amp;t=825">13:45</a> the Starbucks lady is the epitome of why I can’t work with the public directly

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  @BMams83 · 11 days ago

  Laws are different in each state, but in Florida, tossing water on someone is considered felony battery.

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• GE

  @geoffm1448 · 11 days ago (edited)

  It&apos;s assault if someone throws something at you but you can&apos;t follow after them if they leave, you have switched from defence to offence

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  @Regailion · 11 days ago

  After about 10pm some McDonald&apos;s in London legitimately have bouncers/security guards

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  @tomlind2 · 11 days ago

  I&apos;m 54 years old. I have never, once, gotten into an argument or fight with somebody at a restaurant or Walmart.... It&apos;s not that difficult to be humble.

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  @jayshupp5971 · 11 days ago

  This is the problem with American society today. Customers are so entitled, they think they can treat employees of businesses like garbage and get away with it. It&apos;s nice to see the employees fight back. Love it.

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