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keeps scamming us bro

You dont have any more hair, but your comb over game has gotten better... just sayin 😆

Do you know these products have negative effects on your balls? :D

And I have no doubt that it's a totally necessary law down there.

Yup. Newborn alligators are under a foot long, basically a lizard. So people find em outside, catch em, and keep em as pets. All is fine until they get 2, 3, 4, feet long. So people let em go. But the alligator now views humans as a source of food and will approach them (whereas wild alligators will flee).

Also calling a gator a deadly weapon

​@@elperronimoban assault gators

Florida man here: Gators sometimes are kept as pets but require a special permit for them as they are both a dangerous animal and considered an exotic species. You have to have 1000 hours of handling experience with large reptilians, no violations within FWC or wildlife regulations, etc.

The judge liked del taco

amurica

Social engineering for fast food shouldn't be illegal.

Florida moment

@@ITSONSIGHT.Say you want to steal fast food without saying you want to steal fast food.

Called falling upwards.

absolutely agreed its common knowledge that if something is wrong you need to call the police and not do their job for them

I agree 100%!

It's so crazy. SOME basic logic should be enough to know that the whole situation doesn't make sense. I don't care one bit about corporations, but in what world is that McDonald's fault?

I thought the same thing. One man says "Sure, I'll molest this girl," and another man says "What, no, that's crazy." I hate to think of how much longer it would continue if no one with sense ever showed up.

True 🤢 I sure hope she doing better now

Yeah, this is why I hate people most of the time.

research the milgram experiment. you'll find it isn't so shocking after learning about it

@@silvaskiproductions3937 I was just going to mention the milgram experiment. What do you think about the manager who's stupidity started all this being awarded half as much as the victim in damages ?

Awarded $400,000 to traumatize a girl for the rest of her entire life. :/

girl should have sued the manager and gotten that money off her

I’m just so confused why they all bought into it except the janitor. Why yes, a cop would call you to do a strip search, that is totally procedure. Asking the manager to detain her would be reasonable, but to search her? Nevermind the people not being trained, but are we to expect the cops would just believe the manager? What if she lied to protect the employee? What if she mistook the employee’s legitimate cash for the stolen tender? It’s confusing for the cops not to do it themselves.

This one was made into a Law and Order SVU episode. Starring Robin Williams. Frustrating as hell episode because it was so outlandish, but it followed the real case. sometimes truth is stranger than any fiction.

@@King_Minos64 go and read about the Milgram experiment. People will do things they would never do of their own volition if they're told to by a figure of authority.

I’m just shocked at how profoundly stupid these two employees were

At the very least she should’ve gotten that 400k the manager got. Idk why the hell the manager got paid to violate a high schooler.

Hell she should own that store after that.

why?

no 1 billion

I'd say that has more to do with "authority" than people.

@@PHIllip324but people are authority

@@user-np5uy8eo1k I don’t think most sane people want the opportunity to assault a girl…

She failed herself for letting that happen, any sane person will say no.

@@EmperoroftheVoidshe was 18 and these were authority figures. She didn’t know that the man wasn’t a police officer. Stop victim blaming

It's like the Milgram experiment, but the person was actually being harmed. 🤦

The janitor didn't! The rest of those people failed her in unimaginable ways.

the film they made is gross compliance it streams a lot

😊

Except the custodian

Right? I was so mad that she only got like a million dollars hell she should get WAY more hell she should get her own Mcdonalds. Not even like that matters when you been sexually assaulted sadly, I hope she can find peace.

He did that to various, mostly fast food, establishments with he thought young women would be working at. Something like 70+ times. This is just the most famous case

It's unfortunate when the guy got arrested, the calls stopped, but yet was let go because of lack of evidence. I hope he is never employed by another company for the rest of his life.

The result of it is disturbing, the victim got 1 million, the manager that allowed the abuse to happen got half a million... The person responsible for it? Let off with not a single punishment. Society is way too passive, we need to bring back mob justice when the courts will not bring justice.

@@theisgood0 not that it makes what happened any better, but she was awarded $6.1 Million total. $1.1M was compensation, and $5M was punitive. She deserved far more.

Giving unnecessary random details like the names of his children indicates that it’s a lie

​@@Dogy0909yeah but not everyone thinks about that in the moment, especially a worker.

One thing that bug me is the first comment on the matter. Calling him a good con man. Yea not sure if that was sarcasm or not but if it’s not. No con man wouldn’t be that dumb to record themselves committing the crime and posting it on social media sites. They would just keep that shit to themselves and try to stay under the radar.

Still dude is a total moron to be recording himself committing crime and posting it as well.

Well Fast food places are pretty generous. The food is cheap enough to just give you a new one or at least a promo code for half off the next meal without too much fuss. There have been a few occasions where i would go through the drive thru- get home and realize an item was either missing or messed up and it was fixed with either a trip back to get it refunded+fixed or a phone call to get a free meal later. Granted i had the receipts, so i would say its not so much his skill but rather the companies policy that let him get free food without it.

The reason she was awarded money was because McDonalds knew that their US locations along with many other fast food chains nationwide were getting these fake calls and did nothing to alert, train, or warn any of their management or employees about it. That is negligence on McDonalds part and even though the manager does take some responsibility, McDonalds knew it was a possibility and chose to not warn any of their lower level employees. Louise was the “prank” phone callers worst victim, but he had possibly 100’s of others. Theres probably victims that never even came forward. Its really sick but like I said that wasn’t even the first location he called and the McDonalds Corporation was aware of this caller and did nothing at all to possibly prevent another incident in the future. So they were at fault.

@@Samantha-li5jc And in all fairness they did try to distance themselves from any blame and push it all on the idiots they hired.

For real, it is asinine to think that, "they didn't tell me about pranks and not to strip search employees" is a reasonable excuse for getting a pay out. Like yeah, they should've warned her, but is she the type of person that needs to be told to wipe after using the restroom? Or not to drive off a bridge? She deserves bad karma for that, no matter the payout or "reasoning" she thinks she has. Ridiculous

And it's pissing me off seeing everyone talk about "common sense" when they obviously knew what they were doing

@@bradlymedrano to be fair this was at a time where being a law biding citizen and listening to a police officer was still a thing. although the manager should of called bullshit on this after conducting the search or in the least giving her back her clothes as nothing was found and after an hour and no officer shows up thats when the phone would of been hanged up. though if hoax calls were popping up more and more it is shame on corporate for not informing all chains of this happening right away so it is somewhat fit for the manager to get a settlement, though Lousie should of gotten at least 2.5M as being turned 18 and she's subjected to that over a hoax call is on multiple levels of fucked

@@SHADOMEGA7569Should’ve called bullshit the instant the officer wasn’t there or asked for him to come in person first. The simple fact that she went through with it meant she wanted to go through with it.

@@SHADOMEGA7569 it sounds like you know you would have been a perpetrator in this incident and you are making excuses for your faults. you don't reach the bar of IQ the janitor set to not participate in atrocities after a little bit of social engineering. you would have to be seriously stupid to participate further than 30 seconds into that phone call.

"the threat of hoax callers" she knew what she was doing and the fact she got so much money for this shit is sick.

Yeah they didn't question anything because they wanted to do those terrible things is so frustrating hearing these stories

@@babyduck4087 good I hope he drops the soap

@@alejandro9829 Apparently dropping the soap and getting raped is uncommon in prison He's far more likely to be stabbed before he can even grab the soap

@@mastersinthe5114 Thanks for sharing your personal experiences sir

absolutely infuriating that apparently you can just call up a place and say "I'm the police" and it just activates them like the winter soldier to do whatever you want, and then the piece of shit can just walk away scott free

It's okay they gave her manger 1 year and some misdemeanors charges

@@soulstoneking548and $400k

@@IntelliPocalypse I hate this country lol

​@@soulstoneking548they gave her $400k? That's a lot of money. Seems worth it. I'm sure she's fine with the exchange lol.

@@soulstoneking548 They gave her one year probation (which is nothing) and nearly 500k cash. She abused a little girl and got money from it. It's awful.

It happens quite often. There was one person calling the police claming she was abducted. She was calling from the police station, where the police had taken her because she was DUI. And then there are of course the stories of drug addicts calling the cops on their dealers for ripping them off.

Pavement ape behaviour

@@MyRegardsToTheDodo There was also that guy who called the cops because he'd found child p0rn in the house he just robbed. He knew he'd get caught for the robbery but it was worth it to get that predator off the streets.

What if somebody tried to rob me but I turned the tables on them and graped them in the butt but I fucked up and they escaped?

It's called entitlement and privilege, not surprising to me at all I worked in service and people like him create %90 of the problems and revert from yelling in your face over petty shit to acting like a victim w 0 shame

Dude, she became a millionaire because of it. I think she's doing quite well.

​@@PaulPinguinmoney doesnt fix shit

@@Nervous101 It obviously does.

Jeff you are lying. No amount of money will cure a traumatic experience like that. She has trust issues which she had to give up nursing school and ptsd. She may got money but that wont ever fix trauma like that.

I bet Del taco would only give that free food to Skylar and his brother Chad,never to Tyrone and his brother Jerome or to Jose and his brother Miguel

​@@rdrd9676I see your point.... but why on this comment?

Good thing vigilante justice works

> I'm so angry the fraud caller didn't serve any time! That's why God invented doxxing and vigilantism…

@@og_3rd_st_saint_gat was there any taken?

People rip on the employees, but the Milgram experiment (and many others like it) showed how powerful psychology can be and how people will bend to authority figures. If anything, this case shows this effect even more powerfully, that the more a person has to lose, the more they're willing to bend; a manager doesn't want to get in trouble and lose her job, a boyfriend knows he shouldn't even be there at all, but the janitor has little to lose to say no. 🤔

​@I.____.....__...__ or the janitor just has actual experience with the legal/judicial system and knows that police don't do that shit. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.

Less morons, and more people that wanted to abuse this woman.

@@I.____.....__...__ Why do you assume the janitor has less to lose than a generic mcdonalds staff member?

@@I.____.....__...__no they either liked seeing her like that or they were extremely stupid, if the police needed to investigate something they would show up on the scene , especially if it’s a petty crime like theft

That's so terrible. I dont get how that man didnt realise that whatever the "officer" is requesting is not even remotely relevant to a purse being stolen. Poor girl, can 1M be enough for the lifetime of mental scarring?

​@@Necromancer0225I suspect the boyfriend was in on it...

@@rowdy7480 that’s just evil

@@Necromancer0225 Exactly...

I don't understand that from any dimension. Just set the morals aside.. Legally, he would have known the area was being monitored so his activities weren't really private. So even if he believed the prankster was a real cop, he couldn't have believed ordering a woman to blow him would be a legal part of a strip search. If the prankster DIDN'T order him to do this, the guy would outright know he was breaking the law in full view of a security camera.

Goes really well with the answer to the follow up question “was the person you threw the gator at your friend?” “Oh no that was someone else” 🤦‍♂️

Well its florida, so.

I actually feel bad for the alligator. It was hurt and probably scared.

Bro dude man has a wet brain from his mother drinking while pregnant.

@@flockofwawasTry California if you think Florida is bad 😂

My son was a scholar

“Boys will be boys 😅”

“He was going to school”

(￣з￣) "Kids will be kids" (-_- )

Proverbs is full of warnings about this sort of saying. It's okay to joke and prank. But when the "prank" is deliberately harming people for vile, evil reasons, then it is a sin. "It's just a prank, bruh!" is NO EXCUSE for doing what you definitely know is vile and wrong.

I had heard snippets of the story and honestly that was my thought too, when she called her fiance I though he must have been in on it to do something so disgusting to that girl.

Not half. One third. That's literally industry standard.

@@SkunkApe407 I said and taxes. Depending what state she’s in. I’m not looking up all law standards state to state man. But she 100% deserved more if you don’t think so ……..ok.

@@agentcodydanks It's ridiculous that the government wants a cut of RECOMPENSE. That is NOT "income", it's compensation for harm incurred. The government is disgusting. 😠

She should have gotten that 400k they gave to her abuser the fiance should be in jail. The willingness to strip search, interrogate, and assult someone because a stranger on the phone told you to should not be protected. Sadistic brainlets.

@@GarrettBlackmon THIS!

fr whenever management brought up scam calls asking us for private information pretending to be corporate we're always like "okay???? We don't even get paid enough to give them that to begin with"

They wanted to do it.

​@@adoe2305its the only thing that makes sense to be honest.

The idiot who started it all got 400k….

Probably $1.1M better

@@zap_collection6511 Money doesn't cure abuse.

​@@Death-999🧢

She’s married now and has two kids but suffers from PTSD. She has a hard time trusting others around her. It’s sad that this incident made her drop out of college even though she wanted to go to med school. She’ll never recover mentally from this.

​@@holyboiamethin2790 I'm pretty sure her millions had something to do with her dropping out, too. I really wouldn't read too much into that. Quite a few girls drop out of nursing school when they realize how hard it actually is.

To become a Janitor you need to be actually good at cleaning places. To become a ceo you only need money and nepotism.

Spoken like a poor who doesn't understand why he's never advanced beyond entry-level.

@@stevenschnepp576 Nobody's claiming your accomplishments are for nothing. You need to develop compassion and empathy.

@@stevenschnepp576 and I bet you take Jonathon Swift's satirical essay on eating the poor seriously.

Maybe Cuz they think with the brain and not the wallet

And she got money because she claimed she needed to be told about the existence of people lying over the phone, and the government agreed that people are too stupid to think of such a thing.

@@connoc5078 Not the government. That was a civil suit, so it was a jury trial and other citizens agreed with her.

I actually agree with her settlement because management should've at least been told that it had been an issue. McDonald's knew it had been an issue for over three years. There were multiple instances of it being reported to corporate & they failed to notify their management. If someone called me as a manager & stated that they were an officer & gave me their badge number then told me a detailed description of an employee & an incident of a theft of a customer I would be required to take it seriously. I wouldn't take it as far as this idiot did but still I'd take it seriously. Which could still cause issues with that employee & trust issues. McDonald's should've definitely notified management of this issue so that it never escalated & she would've just hung the phone up the second he called & realized it was a bogus call.

@@AngelMaryso you're saying if I called you and gave you some name and badge number that you couldn't verify, as well as a basic description of someone I know, you'd willingly strip search them for me because I can't be bothered to do it myself, even tho I'm an officer of the law? You're a joke, kid I've been in management roles for the past 4ish years. Director of shipping for a 10mil company for 2, and manager of two corporate locations for the other two. We have verification processes. We are taught that everything is a scam until we can verify. She should have placed the "officer" on hood after getting the name, department, and badge number, and verified with the department both the name and number, as well as the situation and the phone number from the calling "officer". It's not that hard. And you're an idiot if you think some cop is gonna call you and tell you that you need to do their job for them.

@@AngelMarybtw. The charge "solicitation of sodomy" means that he got the person to do a manual cavity search of that poor girl. So, you telling me that all I gotta do is call you, give you a name and number, describe an instance of theft, and I can then get you to stick your fingers up someone's anus to make sure they aren't hiding anything up there? Cuz if so, send me your number. Like I said, I've been in official roles for a while, and my uncle is a cop. If you're that ignorant and downright insulting unintelligent, someone else is about to hate you as much as I do

The manager and especially her boyfriend were definitely in on it or at least happy to have an excuse to assault the victim. There is no way whatsoever that it was just “incompetence”.

@@MatecaCorp fair enough, but it still seems kinda inconceivable that anybody who does something like that should get paid a CEO’s salary after the fact.

@@MatecaCorp First thing I thought too. Hell I was surprised to hear her boyfriend was someone else. Was legit expecting the dude to be her boyfriend *pretending* to be a cop with a complaint to get everything started. Regardless.. people are not that fucking dumb. They know what police do, they know what sexual assault is. Like you said, either way they were just looking for an excuse.

The reptile when he realizes im friendly, as i pour him into a meat grinder

himself/herself*

@@user-fe8gx3ie5v It's actually *themselves. Why would you say himself/herself when "themselves" is shorter and is a legitimate word that has been use in the English language for over 500 years?

@@FrenkTheJoy "Them" is not a singular pronoun, and using it as such is what troons do.

Donna Summers is a complete and absolute moron. The thought she was responsible for an establishment and it's employees is terrifying.

The manager and especially her boyfriend were definitely in on it or at least happy to have an excuse to assault the victim. There is no way whatsoever that it was just “incompetence”.

Seriously. I can understand Wavy not going into detail, but he made it seem like a humiliating and invasive strip search was all that happened. Nix absolutely took advantage of the situation and it's vile that he tried to weasel his way out of jail time.

The manager and especially her boyfriend were definitely in on it or at least happy to have an excuse to assault the victim. There is no way whatsoever that it was just “incompetence”.

Yeah, Wavy elided over it to avoid the video getting age-gated or removed. The movie _Compliance_ (2012) showed everything (well, not "everything", but covered it in detail) and really made the viewer feel the violation.

@@guy-sl3kr He did mention he was charge with Sodomy which yeah... kinda says more happened.

@@mistertagomago7974 I assumed that meant he did a cavity search on her, which while vile, would make at least some minuscule amount of sense. But the things he did to her had no plausible reason to do other than sexual gratification and sick power tripping.

it became a felony when he posted a how to video that encouraged people to commit crime as well

He probably won't live past 40 at his size and rate.

The American "Justice" system is a joke

​@@skimask5911rate rhymes with weight

sadly, I don't think the amount she got will even put a scratch into the therapy she will need or her forever mistrust in "authority figures"... Part of me hopes she was able to take that money to start her own business where she would NEVER have someone take advantage of her again. Honestly, WTF were they ALL thinking!?!?!? You can see her crying, probably begging for them to stop, while she states her innocence but her COWORKER who she works with on the daily believe the disembodied voice of an "officer" over her... Kudos to the janitor who had the COMMON sense to put a stop to the madness! He ended up being a hero for someone who everyone else failed!

@@SailorMyaseriously!!! I mean there was no point that they thought “this is too much”. No they just kept going if it hadn’t been for the janitor who knows how long. You have to wonder if these managers (and managers husband) don’t see their employees as human to be able to subject someone to that kind of abuse. And because of what?! Some money?? That makes me so angry 😡

The manager and especially her boyfriend were definitely in on it or at least happy to have an excuse to assault the victim. There is no way whatsoever that it was just “incompetence”.

The movie _Compliance_ (2012) plays it very dramatic and really makes the viewer feel the horror of what happened.

@@MatecaCorp No, they weren't "in on it", the guy had been pulling that with various places around the country; some fell for it, some didn't.

The bystander effect is a good doggo always ready to show you how well it herds sheep. He's an old boy, but ever reliable.

@@aesop2733 What's insane is that nobody decided to ask the caller for anything or phone back to the police station. It's less about people allowing themselves to be directed by authority that hasn't confirmed itself and more about how nobody had an issue with doing these things to the girl and not questioning it. The moment someone would tell me to "strip search" somebody is the moment I'd start questioning his entire existence, I don't get how these Nobel prize level idiots kept going. There's no doubt in my mind they're actually fucked up people.

@@aesop2733 yup. and everyone in these comments claim they would've done differently. in reality, most of them wouldn't. bystander effect affects everyone.

Neither should be punished silly goose its absurd

​​@@JaKingScomezanimal cruelty is definitely a crime and should be punished. I found it bizarre that they disregarded that crime.

@@JaKingScomez stupid opinion

It’s because he’s Latino.

IKR? They didn't even charge him with animal-abused, but they gave the guy who got a bit of overpriced fastfood a FELONY charge. 🤦 The system is broken af. 😒

yeah, that guy should’ve been given enough to retire and die in peace after saving louise from whatever bullshit might’ve come next. apparently he was the only one with more than two brain cells to rub together in that whole goddamn mcdonald’s 🙄 she should’ve gotten a fat check too after what those absolute morons did to her

And to have a last name like Mrtović is just begging to be killed. It is like a composer with a young family writing a cycle of songs on the death of children.

Unstable?? They prob did give him old cold fries, ive had tons of friends work at mcdonalds, they have food sit that people dont get picked up by uber, if you order the same you get their meal 🤣 The manager didn't respect the customer. He called the cops, most of us call our boys and get you jumped when you get off. Enough disrespect, regardless of what it is over, you could lose your life.

The serious offense was committed days before the cold fries.

Alan Moore wasn't fucking joking. People forced to live in these suffocating urban rathouses really are just "one bad day" away from causing the next big media spectacle.

To me it shows how absolute lack of accountability creates someone so unstable. The fries being cold was due to his own incompetence and instead of accepting his oversight, he still blames the workers about the length of time and the cold fries.

She got 6.1 mil total

Half no doubt went to lawyer

What? She deserves MORE than $1mil because she was strip searched once? I think that's crazy.

@@Xvladin good for you...

@@Xvladin she was strip searched on camera which im pretty sure is a crime and being left alone with another persons love interest completely naked and raped on camera and abused . ur actually scum and deserve nothing

It's not a matter of competence, it's a matter of psychology. The Milgram experiment showed that most people are weak against authority figures. Someone should do a new experiment to test what KINDS of people are weak and which are immune; in this case, the manager had more to lose than the janitor. I suspect that played a factor in it. 🤔

@@I.____.....__...__ dont be a sheep, the milgram shit was debunked

@@I.____.....__...__ What's interesting about that experiment is when other researchers replicated it in Europe. Complete opposite outcome! Most people point-blank refused the "authority" figures. It shows less about "human nature" and more about culturally specific social conditioning. This part of the reason I find the increase of respect for authority in my home of Australia disturbing. We used to have no respect at all for authority, now we are all most at U.S levels of knee-jerk obedience. Remember kids "power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely"

@@I.____.....__...__ It is a matter of competence. Just like how old people that follow the orders of scammers over the phone pretending to be the authorities can learn to stand up for themselves, so can scum following such orders in other situations.

@@I.____.....__...__ nah, it's a matter of competence. No way on earth would a cop CALL a place and tell the manager to strip search a teenager and that woman should have known better.

Apocalypse List. I kind of like that.

if you don't mind me asking, what exactly is your apocalypse list please? is it a list of people you'll hunt down once the apocalypse starts (as the likelihood of being charged for it will be minimal/non-existent) or people who you'll celebrate the impending death of once the apocalypse starts?

rapist got 5 years, louise got 6.1 million not just 1.1 million and donna 1 year of probation. its absolutely not enough but

​@@givebackmybreadsticks but what? you forgot to type the rest of your comment

not a crime, a cup is a cup

I hope this situation haunts her to this fucking day.

I can't believe her boyfriend did get prison time. His lawyer should have just called a psychologist testify to the Milgram experiment. Duh. 🤦

The boyfriend was loving his chance to be a part of it.

@@I.____.....__...__ Why the fuck are you so obsessed with the milgram experiment and think it should absolve people of their actions? No, just because someone you stupidly think is a cop is telling you to do something over the phone doesn't mean it's fine to rape someone or abuse them no matter how weak willed you are. It was still their own actions and own decision to follow the obviously nonsense commands.

​​​​​@@I.____.....__...__ As you know, a key factor in the Milgram experiment was that the "victim' was not in the same room, or seen. The authority figure issuing instructions was. Also, the increase in 'punishment' was incremental. Coercion to commit violent acts against an already visibly traumatised and terrified young woman, by someone on the other end of a phone line, is not equivalent to the Milgram experiment. Although I do see why you think this situation was reminiscent of the Milgram experiment.

The environment was also very different back then. Regan era modeling was still prevalent and propaganda very much leaned on making kids afraid of authority and to trust them completely. These days it's hard to grasp how anyone could have a blind faith in authority.

Then you might want to avoid looking up the Milgram experiment.

Except the experiment has been proven to be bogus

More like Milgram's "memory test" scenario-every single subject was shown the harm their actions were causing, and every single one of them agreed to keep going with it. Not one of them backed out. Professor Milgram was actually hoping to _disprove_ the principle that people will obey any order they're given. He was inspired by his parents telling him the story of Oscar Schindler and his refusal to take part in the Holocaust, and he wanted to show that there were plenty of unremarkable people all around in every community that were just as capable of bravery and heroism as he was-and instead, he ended up proving that anybody, given similar conditions, would be perfectly willing to operate the gas chambers themselves. Milgram's experiment didn't violate any ethical principles-but people hated it because of what it revealed about them. About everybody.

@@DistractedGlobeGuy Yea. Forgot about that one. Kinda sounds like the guy in the phone must've had an interest in psychology. A little false authority, some emotional detachment and you can make a McMonster.

10 million for taking a shirt off at the back of mcdonalds yeah ok why not 300 million?

@@nets216bruh she was sodomized you have any idea what that means?

@@nets216 She not only was forced to dance naked, she also had to show her private parts to the boyfriend and was forced to kiss and even perform sexual acts with him.

@@nets216not just a shirt, bro, she was completely stripped naked, forced to touch herself, and then raped by her managers fiancé

If you don’t mind me asking, is that mcdonalds still in business? What was its reputation like after the case became public? Sorry if these questions are too personal, you don’t have to respond.