Don't ever short these people a chicken nugget

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Teen pulls gun after Jack in the Box employee shorts her a nugget, police say

 

Sometimes, you really want that last chicken nugget.

Three teenagers in Puyallup, Wash., were arrested Monday after they became enraged that a Jack in the Box shorted their order and pulled a gun on workers at a drive-thru window, the Pierce County sheriff’s office said.

According to a Facebook post from the sheriff’s office:

The Jack in the Box on Meridian Ave. S. in South Hill was busy Monday afternoon, and there was a long wait at the drive-thru. When the car in question got to the window, the teenagers copped an attitude with employees.

After she got her food, the 19-year-old woman who was driving said workers forgot her drink and didn’t give her enough nuggets. She then said there was something in her drink and threw the cup through the window at an employee.

The employee closed the window, and the driver and a 14-year-old girl who was a passenger got out of the car and began punching the window and cursing. A group of employees finally went to the window to see if the car had left, and the passenger pulled a handgun and pointed it at them.

 

http://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/2017/06/21/teen-pulls-gun-after-jack-in-box-employee-shorts-her-nugget-police-say.html

 

 

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What is going on in Washington state?  I saw this one today as well.  I know that it can be really frustrating when you see someone run the lane that is about to close heading into a construction zone, or in this case passing on the shoulder.  But who says "let me damage my car to teach somebody a lesson"?

 

 

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