STFU about the “Crab Legs”.
You don’t know what you are talking about.
If I were a 19 year old kid in Publix and the guy behind the seafood counter handed me a bundle of crab legs and said they were on the house, I would probably walk out without paying for them either, especially if the price tag on them said “0.00”. I have had butchers in Publix mark meat down by like 90% because it was on the last day it could be sold. You expect an employee to be authorized to set a price or a discount.
Winston has turned out to be a team leader with a great work ethic. Just because your Seminole Derangement Syndrome wants him to be a criminal doesn’t make it so.
Hmmm... Did I hwert him wittle feewings?
You’re the one that needs to “STFU” and doesn’t know what they are talking about.
At that time, Winston said in a statement: “I went to the supermarket with the intent to purchase dinner but made a terrible mistake for which I’m taking full responsibility. In a moment of youthful ignorance, I walked out of the store without paying for one of my items.”
In re to his revised story basket you put your eggs into...
Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher, asked Wednesday during the ACC spring teleconference about Winston’s comments, said “it was totally news to me” and that the Seminoles’ compliance department was looking into the matter.
“I had no knowledge of it until I came in this morning,” Fisher said. “But FSU, we did make contact with Publix back then to make sure there was nothing going on.”
“The details disclosed by Winston in that interview were not previously known to the University,” the school said in a statement Wednesday. “As is the case with all matters of this type, we will work in partnership with the NCAA to determine whether a violation occurred.”
Publix said the company conducted an investigation at the time and found “no information that would corroborate the story that there was any arrangement for Jameis or any other FSU athlete to get any product for free.”
Maria Brous, Publix’s director of media and community relations, told USA Today Sports that the report from the sheriff’s office was consistent with his statement a year ago. She also said that Publix employees were asked directly if there was any arrangement with Winston.
“There was no information that would lead us to believe that any of our associates were involved in giving away product,” Brous told USA Today Sports.
I’m sure there was a $0.00 tag on the woman he allegedly raped too.
On the good side, here’s something to life your spirits.