McDonald's Manager Accused Of Punching Customer (Video)

WSBTV2 ^ | 7-21-2011

[Robwin]

JM and Jan Owens, who run the store where the incident occurred, released a statement

After the lawsuit that might become "formerly ran"

[ontap]

I for one have absolutely no problem with a service dog in a restaurant. Most dogs are better behaved than some children I have encountered.

[Jonty30]

Most people with service animals keep them well brushed.

Hair in your food is more likely from a human than a service animal.

[cableguymn]

It doesn’t. but it does keep DOG hair out.

[cableguymn]

I should have been more clear in my earlier post. your #3 is exactly how I feel.

[Carpe Cerevisi]

McDonald’s...where the elite meet to get beat.

[HIDEK6]

She was also off-duty at the time. Sounds to me like she just wanted to mess with the white woman.

[Natural Law]

"“service” dog or not. I have enough problems picking human hair out of my fast food."

Then stay out of places that service dogs are permitted. Your rights are no more important than anyone elses.

[Robe]

The cure for "I was dissed rage" syndrome.......

375 S&W

[DWC]

It’s been said, you are what you eat.

[nascarnation]

Maybe Baraq will hold a “McSummit” to reconcile them?

[Tallguy]

This is like “Bracket Creep”. Everyone understands the concept of seeing-eye dogs assisting the blind. But then most states created the term “Service Dog” and granted blanket expemptions for these animals in public accomodations. But then the regulatory agencies later started adding the the category without considering the consequences. Nobody stopped to think.

[B Knotts]

I have a radical idea. Leave it up to the property owner whether or not to allow service animals, or any other kind of animal.

[Azzurri]

Just another episode of “Blacks Behaving Badly”

[USMCPOP]

Well, there’s a warrant out for her arrest. And she no longer works for McDonalds.

[Charles Henrickson]

These people are not real good at impulse control.

[randog]

...they [service dogs] have proliferated to pretty much anyone who remotely has a disability, including depressed people.

I'm trying to wrap my head around a service dog for autistic kids, but a service dog for depressed folks? I understand how the dog assists the blind or paralyzed, but how does it help (or what's the reasoning) the autistic or depressed?

[Opinionated Blowhard]

Yep. I know a “depressed” person who has a service dog that he can take on airplanes. All he had to do was get a note from his family doctor that he medically needed the dog to cheer him up and - voila - he gets to take it on planes and bring it in restaurants. I have no problem with a blind person bringing a dog in a restaurant. I have a big problem with an autistic person or a depressed person or any other person without an obvious need bringing an animal in a restaurant.

[funfan]

No she is one of Holders people and she is also one of Obamas newly Unemployed.

[Charles Henrickson]

And I said, "What about breakfast at Tiffany's?"
She said, "I think I remember the fool,
And as I recall, I think, she just kinda lost it."
And I said, "Well, that's a lawsuit you've got."