Burger King 911 Call

from WSJ link to dslreports ^

[avg_freeper]

The audio, by the way, is hilarious.

[Huck]

I listened to it yesterday. She sounds like a valley girl.

[mwyounce]

I heard this on the radio yesterday.... UNBELIEVABLE!

[Temple Owl]

I heard the audio yesterday. It is really funny!

[queenkathy]

ok. And this is true?

[avg_freeper]

HarmfulCheeseburger would of made a great punk rock band name I think.

[Hi Heels]

DANG! Wait till the cops find out about that salad dressing mess up at Denny's last week!

[Red Badger]

Blue State, Blue Voter..........

[rocksblues]

bump

[Drango]

New tag line bump

[Free2BeMe]

Did you ever hear the "the dead deer bit me on the back of my GD neck" 911 call? That one is old but one of the funniest I have ever heard!

[wayoverontheright]

No doubt she's a product of our public screwls. Kids come out with a sense of entitlement, and a conviction that the GOVERNMENT is to be looked to for everything. This young lady exhibits a complete lack of comprehension as to how capitalism works also.

This thing is funny and sad at the same time.

[Lazamataz]

It's a very harmful cheeseburger. PROTECT AND SERVE damn you.

[avg_freeper]

Well snopes has written this Food 911 and they've left it "undetermined". But they contacted the OCSD who confirmed it's a real call from about two years ago.

[andyk]

I think the most upsetting part is that she has children.

[Drango]

Listen to the audio! (follow the link)

[reagan_fanatic]

The food at BK isn't THAT good, lady.

[PoorMuttly]

That's 911.

9/11 is a bit more serious.

[BufordP]

Food 911

...Since the question on everyone's minds is "Is this for real?" we called the Orange County Sheriff's Department (OCSD) and spoke to a couple of folks at the Public Affairs Office. They were a bit busy to speak with us at length (evidently matters such as homicides and escaped prisoners take priority over media inquiries about irate fast food patrons), but they told us the recording is an actual call that was handled by an OCSD dispatcher about two years ago.

We're leaving this entry's status as "undetermined" for now because we plan to talk to the OCSD again to obtain some additional background information (such as why the dispatcher stayed on the phone so long over something that was clearly not a police matter), and because the fact that the recording is genuine doesn't necessarily mean it was on the level. Was the caller really a harried mother with an overinflated sense of entitlement, or was she a prankster pulling one over on the sheriff's department for the sake of a laugh? Since no one responded to the call, we may never know.

[avg_freeper]

Yeah I realize that now. That was the way it was spelled in the title of the email I got and without thinking I repeated it for the article's title.