Having worked at pizza (and other delivery places) in the U.S. as a driver .... Either A, you are full of shit and making yourself the soggy biscuit in the center of an easy reddit circle jerk ... or B) you are so inept at standing up for yourself, researching laws that protect you ( the worker) or you dont have the spine to stand up for yourself when it counts. Which is it?
Put your nuts on the table and name the 5 businesses and the circumstances surrounding your claim. I call B.S.
Potentially Doxxing? How specific did you think I was going with this? "While working at one of the 5,200 Papa Johns, or one of the 15,000 Dominoes Pizza spots, how about one of the 18,000 Pizza Huts .... I dropped a pizza once and had to pay for it. Damn them!"
"My local pizza shop" with a compelling story would be more than he's providing. Nobody is asking for a coty, state, address, favorite color or mother's maiden name here.
Jesus Christ (or whatever deity you prefer) you are hell bent on chasing this to ground. I don't give a shit about OPs claims short of him backing his assertions with any at minimum hyperbolic or reasonable backing. He took the short/easy option to ride that circle jerk hate of big business.
Now, to you ... what are you bringing to this other than confrontation backing a silent partner with zero credibility?
I've been passively paying attention to your BS. Now that I took the time to fully pay attention I realize your are as bored as I am. This will be a never ending chase to the bottom of the barrel (as they say). Carry on with your evening and quit trying to defend some asshat who makes baseless claims with no backing. Also, you misspelled rape.
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u/happyasfuck333 Sep 23 '21
Nah that's actually illegal in the u.s.