Posted on 11/12/2014 11:49:05 AM PST by fungoking
Two Philly women were upset when they missed the breakfast cutoff at a local McDonalds. The women tore up the place and beat a patron with a broomstick. (Warning on Language and Violence)video at page Having crawled out of bed just a bit too late, two women were recently caught on tape throwing a super-sized adult hissy-fit because they’d been told that they missed the McDonald’s breakfast time. When a man stepped in to tell the woman to relax, they went berserk.
As reported by My Fox Philadelphia, the incident took place in a Philadelphia McDonald’s, where an onlooker decided to whip out his camera and record the incident from its beginning. After loudly mouthing off to employees on account of the terrible misfortune, one man decided to speak up, telling the women to take a chill pill as the employees were only doing their jobs – after all, those were the rules.
Unfortunately for the man, this opened the door for the women to commence a full on attack as they took their frustration out on him personally. Needless to say, the women completely destroyed the McDonald’s during their assault, even throwing chairs at the man.
Black women are not to be messed with...that’s why they can’t find husbands....and why black men do find white woman or hispanics to marry.
Take a look at the Ferguson woman and listen to them...they remind me of Middle Eastern Women.
For some reason, I like that guy.
Not many huge men of any color would have just taken that kind of $hit.
And it would have been a clear case of self-defense if he beat the holy hell out of those oinkers.
Now serving Eggs McNuthin’.
Loved it - I equated with him in that scene as I, and most of us, have encountered that “smiling stonewall” as the robot just kept repeating the rules and grinning.
lol
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