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1. The customer is lying. He wrote the word on the receipt. It would make no sense for anyone else to have done that. I also note that the letter "g" on both the receipt and the letter, in several places, are identical. In addition, nobody who had been liabled so badly would have been content to send such a mild letter to the restaurant. He would have waited until he was off from work, and have been at the restaurant with his paster/lawyer in a New York second.
2. The waitress' father was wrong to publish the restaurant's name, and lacking good judgment in publishing the customer's signature. It wasn't the restaurant's fault, and the customer might have been George Zimmerman is disguise.
3. Nobody should have been suspended.
4. I have known for 30 years that if you are going to eat at Red Lobster or Olive Garden, you have no taste, or even good judgment. The food sucks, the service stinks, and the prices are ridicules for the low quality food.
Therefore, nobody wins.
Somebody else's vile racism isn't justification for violating company policy. She should have reported the incident to her manager instead of posting the receipt on Facebook.
i'm guessing these guys came in saw their meal as takeout and felt no reason to leave a tip. she decided to jump on Obama's famous race card bandwagon and made the comment herself
^this. Everyone's writing can vary, even in the same sentence.
So now we become the writing analysts? I do writing as a hobby, sometimes I write with a pencil and paper, my writing is uniform from start to finish, and people recognize it as MY writing. There are no distinct variations given the musculature of my writing hand.
I think a lot of people write as a hobby. Doesn't make you an handwriting analyst. Most people are not as consistent as you are and their hand writing varies.
Jenkins E's & capital N's are the same. Her words curve up from the lines & she slips from printing into cursive. Her notes are not clear enough for more details. Barnes letter has no similarities to the ****** word.
Where do you see a capital N? Thats what I was looking for. Also the guys e look just like the one in the N word.
There is one about 3/4ths of the way down the page in quotes as the first letter on the line.
The letter "e" is what looks similar. But, still, that's not proof of anything. In my own handwriting, I often write letters differently within the same sentence or even word.
Whatever - I'm glad that RL felt enough pressure to back off from punishing her.
What I bet happened is that he added it as an afterthought or one of his friends did. What does she have to gain by taking a photo and sending it to her father?
1. The customer is lying. He wrote the word on the receipt. It would make no sense for anyone else to have done that. I also note that the letter "g" on both the receipt and the letter, in several places, are identical. In addition, nobody who had been liabled so badly would have been content to send such a mild letter to the restaurant. He would have waited until he was off from work, and have been at the restaurant with his paster/lawyer in a New York second.
2. The waitress' father was wrong to publish the restaurant's name, and lacking good judgment in publishing the customer's signature. It wasn't the restaurant's fault, and the customer might have been George Zimmerman is disguise.
3. Nobody should have been suspended.
4. I have known for 30 years that if you are going to eat at Red Lobster or Olive Garden, you have no taste, or even good judgment. The food sucks, the service stinks, and the prices are ridicules for the low quality food.
Therefore, nobody wins.
Some assholes acted badly at a restaurant. No need to call the National Guard.
Damn.
She'll be back to work in no time.
Yeah, but what did SHE do wrong? She didn't call in the national guard, she simply posted a racial assholes receipt on facebook.
If that chick was my wife or girlfriend I'd be hunting that redneck down for a little man to man talk outside his double wide. Of course I'd keep a buddy with an AR in the car in case he tried to pull something stupid.
Huh?
You didn't get it?
Nobody gets your nonsense, LL. Go bother someone else.
You didn't get it?
Nobody gets your nonsense, LL. Go bother someone else.
I got it.
No really.
LL claims that we have to be pros at hand writing analysis not to be able to tell that these are very different. But to do so, we all slept at a H' Inn Express so we could sell ice to eskimoes
Somebody else's vile racism isn't justification for violating company policy. She should have reported the incident to her manager instead of posting the receipt on Facebook.
Actually..it's up to the company to assure the employee they don't have to put up with a hostile work environment.
They are in big trouble.
It's plain as day, you don't need to be one. The writing is drastically different.
So is mine. Sometimes in the same sentence.
Something is fishy here. This is a situation too good to be true for this woman. She used the opportunity to stereotype Southerners and create a scene. In my gaming circle, we call people like that an "attention whore." Quite simple really.
Tank, katzen, really stretching and I'll bet this thread goes to several pages of racist shit like this.
The handwriting looks similar, "e" is the same in both words.
katzen, please show where the racist's scum name and address appears.
What the fuck?
The e in none clearly has an an extra flourish on it, and is larger than any other letter in the word. None is printed in all lower case by someone who never really learned cursive, which proves he is a graduate of the modern public school system. In addition, both ns retrace the up and down strokes to make the first part of the letter,
The n in N*** is capitalized and has a clear separation between the up and down strokes, the word travels in a different direction than anything else, the e flows into the r, and is similar in size to the other letters.
Any handwriting expert would say they were written by different people.
But they were clearly written by the same pen - the one SHE took to the table and picked up after he signed it. Open. Closed.
1. The customer is lying. He wrote the word on the receipt. It would make no sense for anyone else to have done that. I also note that the letter "g" on both the receipt and the letter, in several places, are identical. In addition, nobody who had been liabled so badly would have been content to send such a mild letter to the restaurant. He would have waited until he was off from work, and have been at the restaurant with his paster/lawyer in a New York second.
2. The waitress' father was wrong to publish the restaurant's name, and lacking good judgment in publishing the customer's signature. It wasn't the restaurant's fault, and the customer might have been George Zimmerman is disguise.
3. Nobody should have been suspended.
4. I have known for 30 years that if you are going to eat at Red Lobster or Olive Garden, you have no taste, or even good judgment. The food sucks, the service stinks, and the prices are ridicules for the low quality food.
Therefore, nobody wins.
Somebody else's vile racism isn't justification for violating company policy. She should have reported the incident to her manager instead of posting the receipt on Facebook.
What if her manager didn't give a shit? I'd have posted it as well - and her father posted it, not her.
What if her manager didn't give a shit? I'd have posted it as well - and her father posted it, not her.
Then her dad may have caused her to lose her job.
The picture shows her name, the company and it's address and the guest's name
Then punish her father. If she didn't know it was posted, she can't be blamed for his actions.
For writing comparison here are Toni Christina Jenkins school notes, Customer Devin Barnes apology letter & the Red Lobster Receipt.
It is hard to be sure from the pictures, but it doesn't look to me like she wrote the slur.
You don't need an admission here. Her guilt has already been determined via diligent observation and intelligent deductive reasoning. Her admission at this point would only serve to be hollow at this point.
Yes I do need an admission. There is nothing intelligent or deductive about your reasoning. You're guessing and pretty bad at it as well. Her writing doesn't even look like the word on the receipt. If thats even her writing.
Oh brother. You are absolutely clueless. Insulting me on top of everything else tells me more about how your argument has been destroyed. I'm not guessing. It's easy to see. I saw how messy the customer's handwriting is, compared to the word on the receipt, as compared to with the waitress's. The writing while sloppy, is a lot neater that the words on the apology letter the customer wrote. The penmanship looks to me like the waitress wrote it with her off hand if you wish me to be more precise. On top of that, there is a slight color variation in the ink, which means two different pens could have been used.
