[miss marmelstein]

He gave away a couple of muffins and a mayonnaise packet, lol. This hardly constitutes grand larceny - except to the Scrooges at FR.

[Alberta's Child]

If they were so inconsequential then he should have just paid for them himself. I would have fired the guy, too -- especially after what looks like a number of previous incidents where he had been warned by the company about doing this sort of thing.

Let's look at the positive side of this, though. Now that he's no longer employed at Cracker Barrel, he can show up at Cracker Barrel every day and buy all the corn muffins he wants to give away to homeless people ... and I'm sure the company would be very accommodating, too.

[Drew68]

He gave away a couple of muffins and a mayonnaise packet, lol. This hardly constitutes grand larceny - except to the Scrooges at FR.

After being warned repeatedly to knock it off. That he wasn't fired the first time he was caught giving away free food shows great restraint of Cracker Barrel's part.

And we're all Scrooges because we support Cracker Barrel? Have you ever tried running a restaurant? It's one of the hardest jobs out there. See how long you stay in business if your employees are giving away stuff for free.

[sport]

In the first place, it was not his to give away. If he had purchased the items, it would be a horse of a different color.

[JimRed]

He gave away a couple of muffins and a mayonnaise packet, lol. This hardly constitutes grand larceny - except to the Scrooges at FR.

It was not his to give away, and he'd been warned about it several times. < /Ebeneezer >