This move came out over 20 years ago and STILL if someone comments on how drunk I am, my reply will 9 times outta 10 be "oh, no, I'm sober as a bird!"

its the "enhance...... enhance......." or ill randomly yell in the car when im driving and my husband is in the passengers seat "do you boys like mexico?" and he will make me pull over cuz hes sure im gonna do something crazy lmao , he says do i look like a cat you you sir?, jumpin all nimbly bimbly through the trees? all the time, or alright meow

" lemme get a burger..it's for a cop" replays in my head weekly 😂

God that's amazing!!!!!

This is true. The worst things I've ever seen is when a tub of sauce got spilled and instead of throwing it out they scrapped it off the floor to save $10, not even mad at anyone just cheap.

We did the same in the Army lol

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100% worth it, that opening scene was amazing

I can find out for you, I am Erik stolhanske’s (officer rabbit) mailman.

@@chadm6981 Give him a bottom of maple syrup from me.

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What would the protocol be for driving around with an experimental shot in your system?

That’s flirting 😯

​@@shotsfiredpodcast50😂 putting the German techno song on would have been flirting 😅

I wonder how many actually thought the nut shots were real?

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I wonder what the record was

@@hollywoodghostbusters9869 He didn't say. He did say that the guy they pulled over started laughing his ass off. Guess he'd seen the movie, too. :)

Right meows a good time to watch it!

I've worked kitchen jobs and about half of the people in the back were felons and don't like the police. Most drive thrus can't see the car until you pay or you're grabbing your food. So unlike what the guys were saying a drive thru is probably a safer bet. Just have to hope they don't screw up the order.

My roommate and her brother worked at a Western sizzler and told me that everything you see in the movie waiting they've done the same and then some 😂 I was like alright noted don't ever eat there

@@jinn91 Really the main thing is just be kind to the waiting staff. If you have a complaint about food, then just make sure it's legit and be polite. That's been my personal experience.

@@shadowprince4482 to be honest with you I have learned the lesson of do not mess with the people that handle your food way before I had the experience of learning that the hard way, cause I understand they make mistakes and it's never perfect, if there is something wrong with my order then I just man up and don't say anything I eat what is given to me and if I don't like something I can always take it off as my mother would put it. The only time I actually will say something is if I'm with someone who is actually allergic to a specific food and then I will very politely say excuse me, Im Sorry to be bother but we ordered this without this because they're allergic to it, and 100% of the time they are very kind and respectful right back and apologize and I tell them it's fine we make mistakes.

Sure is! 🐈

Right meow is a good time to watch it!!

Let’s just hope they don’t

As a former F&B worker, you can put notes on on orders sent to the kitchen. And in this case the worker has a camera and can see, so they may have put it in. We've put certain notes on orders of people whonwere rude, to tske longer on their food, or make them last, etc.

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That happened in my home state of Colorado... What that cop was thinking in that moment still confuses me

In Macomb County jail in Michigan they have car wash trustees that clean detectives and sheriff cars inside and out. I'm guessing alot of counties do this because the one guy said we have inmates do it.

No doubt!

Extra protein

We arrested a guy who had been spitting on my chief's food orders at the truck stop we frequented. Battery on a peace officer. Lol!

Haha. We do dummy cars for theft deterrent, but adding a dummie inside. That’s a new level.

Our local PD parked a car as a deterrent but, then, forgot about it, I guess because, after a while, it was sitting on a couple flat tires and was covered in leaves. 😂

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Fun fact, you can be charged with poisoning for that. Also worked in food, while we joked about it we would NEVER mess with food because of the charges that come with it.

@@jordanhicks5131 Fun fact, No shit & I don't care. It was 15 years ago. Stop being such a whiny bitch.

Naw you've just seen Casino too many times.

@@scottwilson1251 I don't watch jewish movies.

We thought so 🤷🏼‍♂️

Nothing like good ole panda and hitting the toilet after 💩🚽

Thank you!

18:39 Oh. That changes things. He’s eaten spit, but only in the food prepared by inmates, most likely. Unless someone in his department does seriously uncouth or unconstitutional things to people on a regular basis, then some people might risk a job to do that.

​@@Bobal27I was going to say the movie Casino as well..When Dominic spits on the cops food..has it happened before? I'm sure it has, but it's definitely not some routine thing. At least back in the day when my dad was a cop, he'd get free food or coffee from certain spots in the city. My theory is that's just smart business, especially owning a small diner in Detroit. Much less likely to get robbed or any type of crime if cops know they can get a free meal or cup of coffee or whatever. It ensures more of a police presence. There used to be an amazing slider diner called Geneva Burger but it was in a pretty bad area...Well it had been robbed so many times they closed and moved to the Warren side of 8 mile. Detroit might be more unique in that regard though because outside of a few things downtown the majority of the city looks like a war zone. There's honestly nothing like it anywhere else, sure there's some run down areas in alot of major cities, but nothing like Detroit. I guess whats interesting to me is the most respectful and/or coolest cops i've ever dealt with were DPD, and the biggest dickheads are out here in the burbs. I realize city police have bigger things to worry about than a drug addict getting his fix, but there was always a level of respect from the officer that I rarely see out here in the burbs unless I mention that my dad was a cop. Which I honestly don't like doing because the cops out here take it as me being a smart ass.

@@scottwilson1251 To be real, there is a huge difference between policing and (almost) any other career. Police are out there putting themselves in dangerous situations they’re more prepared to handle, so retention is a MUST in that industry. Turnover has to be low, or we (as a country) will run out of people in that field. Nursing is similar, and there’s a shortage of both in our city. I don’t know how long the “now hiring” billboard-sized sign has been outside of our town’s police department, but it’s been at least a year or two. I’m one state south of you, and DPD sounds like hell to work at, and I wouldn’t do it for a contract with Shady Records. Free stuff is very normal for businesses here, and there’s only one or two neighborhoods where you know crime is happening 24/7, of various kinds. Gunshots aren’t common, but they aren’t rare either. The other half of that, besides any serious appreciation we have for our very professional (even if a few including the chief are iffy) PD, is that other careers don’t care about turnover. Look at McDonald’s, as a major example of that. That means that bosses don’t have to worry as much about how many employees they will always have in their high-stress, low-pay, no-danger pool. That leads to employees having more fear of losing their jobs, and people that hard-up for cash aren’t going to jeopardize their position for anything short of personal revenge, or maybe internet views AND personal revenge. Translate that to any restaurant with actual pay and stress levels set reasonably well, and nobody is spitting in a cop’s food around here, except criminals or people who want to lose their job (like McDonald’s employees, especially with vendettas against the chief and his goon squad). P. S.: I actually just checked their website, and the goon squad seems ousted, or at least the major/chief who I knew wasn’t recording all evidence he collected is no longer listed on their website. Good to know that one bad apple is gone, and now I don’t think anyone in this town outside of a cell would ever spit in, or even consider spitting in, food being made for an officer. Unless Farva comes to life and orders a Leederacola, and then hides evidence.

Thank you. 👊🏼

Smart move!! If you cant see your food being made, your taking a risk. Dont do it!!