Posted on 06/24/2014 5:26:13 PM PDT by Gamecock
A lost bet sent two teens wearing only the stars and stripes into four Tega Cay area businesses Monday night before police halted the patriotic display.
The teens visits to a QuikTrip, Hardees, Pelicans SnoBalls and Walmart drew attention not because of the apparels theme. Rather, the teens skimpy outfits caught the eyes of customers, employees and, eventually, the police.
The pair were only wearing Speedos and sunglasses.
Fort Mill teens Houston Vandiver and Michael Pearson chronicled the night on various social media accounts. Vandiver was on the graduation list for Nation Ford High School in May and Pearson was on the list for Fort Mill High School.
Neither could be reached for comment.
Early in the night, Vandiver posted on his Twitter account, Anybody wanna chill with me and mike (sic)? Shortly after, short video clips created on the Vine app show Vandiver and Pearson in Speedos, first at a QuikTrip convenience store to get a drink.
Im feeling patriotic today, Pearson says in the video.
In the next video, the pair are at Hardees.
Whats that smell, Vandiver asks, fully clothed, before the shot cuts away. In the next shot, hes just in the Speedo.
Freedom, he says, and Hardees employees appear to laugh behind the counter.
Then, they move on to Pelicans SnoBalls. Another Twitter user, who saw the pair at Pelicans, calls Pearsons Speedo infamous.
The duo appears to move on to Walmart, where an employee called police to report male suspects running around in only underwear. The employee said Vandiver was being loud, boisterous and offensive, according to a police report. Several customers were offended by what they witnessed.
A Vine video shows Pearson and Vandiver walking through the store. It then shows Pearson saying, Houston just got caught.
A series of Instagram photos and tweets from Pearson show him hiding from police officers, behind a dumpster and next to a car before making it home safely.
Made it home safe followers. Tune in next time for the adventures of (Pearson), he tweeted, following with #RIPHouston.
Vandiver didnt make it home on Monday night. He was charged with disorderly conduct and released Tuesday morning on a personal recognizance bond, which means he promises to appear at a scheduled court date. He told officers he had lost a bet, and he and another teen had to run through the Walmart in Speedos, the report stated.
After he was released, Vandiver tweeted a picture of himself, tongue out, court papers in hand.
WHATS (sic) THAT SMELL?! #FREEDOM, he tweeted. A few minutes later, he posted this, I'm not in any trouble guys. No worries.
Thanks for the ping
“Said he woke up nekkid and wanted to buy some clothes.”
I’ve had dreams like that.
exactly what law/ordinance did they violate???
I was quite offended. Too bad I hadn't read about this earlier, then I would have known that being offended like this was grounds for calling the fuzz to take the nasty bum away.
Ha. Good bum pun.
Now that is funny!!
Yup
I did this myself 32 years ago only I was also wearing a cape. Won $5.00 bet
Also wore a gorilla costume in the mall for 45 minutes and won $5.00
Crashed the homecoming halftime show and danced with the cheerleaders in a chicken costume before being kicked out by security at University of Southern MS also for $5.00
It beat selling blood plasma to eat.
Your prices are reasonable. What do you now for $5?
I’m not 20 years old anymore and my rates would be higher.
On our recent visit to the British Virgin Islands a classy restaurant overlooking a spectacular little bay had the sign- No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem!
Paging Jessica Frech
The next story on the page is about a nekkid man being arrested in Walmart.
Said he woke up nekkid and wanted to buy some clothes
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Probably don’t even want to know where he was keeping his money.
My personal favorite. There's a gas station in Vegas with a sign on their door that reads, "No shirts, No Shoes, No Pets, No Service."
LOL!
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