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by **knapplc** » Tue Nov 25, 2008 12:26 am

thedude wrote:
knapplc wrote:I love how it's McDonald's fault that this dude left his phone in the hands of bad people. Thank you, American legal system.

I imagine that he will have trouble finding McDonald's Corp liable because it was a franchise.

That depends on whether McDonald's Corp. owns that franchise. They own a bunch of them.

by **Simulacrum** » Tue Nov 25, 2008 2:15 am

thedude wrote:
Simulacrum wrote:
thedude wrote:
You know Robin Williams?

No. I know a guy named Clay.

Apparently you never saw One Hour Photo

Nope, never. For a second I was afraid that I was stealing from Robin Williams's stand up material or something. :-D

by **Dolfin99** » Tue Nov 25, 2008 2:21 am

What a joke. I hate how everyone sues everyone for anything. :-t

by **Dan Lambskin** » Tue Nov 25, 2008 10:56 am

ha...reminds me of when i was working at Blockbuster back in college. they were very adamant about asking for peoples ID (so i'd d it about 20% of the time). one time i asked this Gen-Xish looking couple and the guy told me "no, but i'll show you a nude photo of my wife, will that do". she was kind of a chubo but i still accepted it as a valid form of ID. it was kind of awkward seeing them there week after week though, and even more awkward when i saw them in an "Adult" store when i was buying some stuff for my buddy's bachelor party

by **MikeeDee** » Tue Nov 25, 2008 11:12 am

Dan Lambskin wrote:ha...reminds me of when i was working at Blockbuster back in college. they were very adamant about asking for peoples ID (so i'd d it about 20% of the time). one time i asked this Gen-Xish looking couple and the guy told me "no, but i'll show you a nude photo of my wife, will that do". she was kind of a chubo but i still accepted it as a valid form of ID. it was kind of awkward seeing them there week after week though, and even more awkward when i saw them in an "Adult" store when i was buying some stuff for my buddy's bachelor party

I don't understand why you should have felt uncomfortable.... :-b

Right..... your buddy's bachelor party. :-D

"I swear it's for a friend"

by **curious_george_43545** » Tue Nov 25, 2008 11:58 am

The suit says that Phillip Sherman left the phone the Fayetteville store in July and that employees promised to secure it until he returned.

Just seems odd. Why would he leave his phone there in the hands of the employees?

by **dream_017** » Tue Nov 25, 2008 12:04 pm

curious_george_43545 wrote:
The suit says that Phillip Sherman left the phone the Fayetteville store in July and that employees promised to secure it until he returned.

Just seems odd. Why would he leave his phone there in the hands of the employees?

The suit says that Phillip Sherman left the phone at the Fayetteville store in July

AND

employees promised to secure it until he returned

He didn't leave it with the employees, he left it at the restaurant and then the employees said they would keep it secure until he came back ot pick it up ;-D