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I can't fucking believe this is a thing.
Joates said:Speaking of false pretenses, did a "cone-ing" occur here?
If I recall correctly, he threatened it as she was reaching for the cone. So he may not have shoved the cone in her face but he did threaten to do it...
She never threatened to do anything, she merely tried to take the food from him in a manner that he did not approve of.
Oh so youre saying the customer cant do whatever they want with the food they purchased as long as its not harming anyone?
WanderingWind said:...yeah, the video and the giggling were just incidental. As was the thread title. And the entire premise we're discussing this over. They were definitely not going to do anything. Right.
Joates said:If as a manager, I see someone sitting at a booth stuffing their face full of fries and dropping some on the floor(you know making one of those messes that I just cant fucking stand as a mcds employee) , can I tell them to eat more civilized or Ill shove the fries right down your throat?
Joates said:Im pretty sure I know how youd react...
WanderingWind said:Arguing with your same account logged in is no way to go through life, son.
Sure. Because that makes total sense.Joates said:I was referring to you shoving fries down said mans throat before angrily cleaning up the spilled fries.
WanderingWind said:Sure. Because that makes total sense.
Joates said:If as a manager, I see someone sitting at a booth stuffing their face full of fries and dropping some on the floor(you know making one of those messes that I just cant fucking stand as a mcds employee) , can I tell them to eat more civilized or Ill shove the fries right down your throat?
Don't get me wrong, this is stupid...but "cone-ing" is not even close to the meanspiritedness of the average prank.Anticitizen One said:This made me loose it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2wK5tcxOPs&feature=related
Ferrio said:If they're doing on the specific purpose of making a mess and a scene, yes you can tell them to leave.
Joates said:Why not just edit my post with a "fixed" if this is your response. Because I would have had no problem with the manager not giving the cone to the patron and issuing a refund.
Threatening the customer is whats fucked up about this, no one seems to care though.
That said, the customer should have called the managers bluff.
Ferrio said:Big deal, he threated to give them an ice cream facial. Wish he had.
Which, you know, didn't actually happen. So, at what point do we stop using pretend things in our arguments?Joates said:About as much sense as shoving an icecream cone in a "coners" face...
WanderingWind said:Which, you know, didn't actually happen. So, at what point do we stop using pretend things in our arguments?
Guess which country started this fad along with planking.shanshan310 said:huh?!
...yeah, now you're just being absurd. You're making up scenarios ranging from what would happen if he had, to creepy little scenarios involving me, to hilarious tough guy "I woulda dared him" crap. Any paticular reason why the reality of the situation isn't enough for you?Joates said:If thats how you want to play, you realize Nothing happened in the video, so why are you here?
To defend managers from disrespectful customers? Do you ever find time to sleep at night?
WanderingWind said:...yeah, now you're just being absurd. You're making up scenarios ranging from what would happen if he had, to creepy little scenarios involving me, to hilarious tough guy "I woulda dared him" crap. Any paticular reason why the reality of the situation isn't enough for you?
And yeah, the attitudes that because he worked at McDonald's he just has to suck up whatever shit people throw his ways is disturbing. As you said earlier, you support that, so we're probably not going to agree on that point. Probably because I tend to not look down on other people because of their jobs.
Ah, I see the problem. You mistook me for somebody else! Man, my bad. Since I never actually defended his "threat" I'm going to go ahead and assume you just skimmed through my responses. No worries, you had important things to say! Nobody blames you for not reading...but hey, next time go ahead and do that and we can avoid these little embarrassments.Joates said:The Reality of the situation is that they were attempting to pull off a dumb prank.
The manager did not like the looks of things which he decided to handle in the best way he knew how, threatening to shove the cone in the customers face, youve shown no qualms with this, so perhaps you think the customer deserves this treatment. Me, I think it may be a bit extreme and dare I say disrespectful to the customer.
Now the conclusion is where I really lose you. The customers relented to threats of the manager and did not actually "cone" him, which they had every intent to do. Seems like a pretty respectful thing to do to someone who just threatened to shove your own cone in your face.
But you keep defending ridiculous threats to customers...
I assume youll continue your broken record response with "he never shoved a cone in her face" which does absolutely nothing to address my points and is merely a redirect because you have no logical response.
WanderingWind said:Ah, I see the problem. You mistook me for somebody else! Man, my bad. Since I never actually defended his "threat" I'm going to go ahead and assume you just skimmed through my responses. No worries, you had important things to say! Nobody blames you for not reading...but hey, next time go ahead and do that and we can avoid these little embarrassments.
WanderingWind said:You continue to miss the point. Just because he works at McDonald's it doesn't mean he has to eat whatever shit the "customer" throws his way. That's in no fucking way, shape or form disrespect. That's not being a bitch and allowing foolishness to happen at your expense.
Yeah, I know you're confused. Bolding your confusion won't really help that though.Joates said:At no point did you defend the actions of the manager because mean people were "disrespecting" him via coning? News to me.
If you werent defending the manager, why the hell were you responding to my posts?
WanderingWind said:Yeah, I know you're confused. Bolding your confusion won't really help that though.
Defending the guy, having some empathy does not equate to agreeing with every action he took. I really, really don't get what is so hard to understand there.
Edit: Your edit is fucking ridiculous. Reread that, please.
WanderingWind said:You continue to miss the point. Just because he works at McDonald's it doesn't mean he has to eat whatever shit the "customer" throws his way. That's in no fucking way, shape or form disrespect. That's not being a bitch and allowing foolishness to happen at your expense.
How are you still getting that? Honest question, is English your native tongue? I had these issues once before, but turns out the dude was speaking in his third language...lol.Joates said:I reread it, and Im still viewing that as its not disrespectful to threaten to shove a cone in someones face, because you know, thats what happened in the op...
And yet youve failed to explain how the people in the OP actually disrespected the manager...
starchild excalibur said:Coning is pretty stupid and as annoying as the driver and cameraman were, the manager was still in the wrong. They paid for their ice cream. They can waste it however they like.
Why would you do that? said:Why do people care so much how the ice cream is grabbed? It's pretty stupid to do coning, but I think it's even dumber to get mad about it.
Is there something I'm missing...?
Dude Abides said:Hard to see how the manager is "disrespected" if some dumbass grabs an ice cream cone by the ice cream. What a sensitive little bitch that manager is.
Joates said:Anyways, I think the best way to do this "coneing" shit, would be to find a McDs like the one in said video, and effectively shut down the drive thru with coners.
Teach the dumbass manager to not make a mountain out of a molehill. Id love to see how they handle that. A lot of customers with ice cream facials and a manager looking for a new job.
Why? Who cares? I'd just laugh at the idiot that has to drive away with ice cream all over their hands. Nothing bad/embarrassing happens to the employee - they hand off by the cone and get paid as they normally would.wenis said:I just texted my brother about this (he works at a McDonald's right now) and he said he hasn't had anyone pull this on him yet, but if they did he'd fling it into their car after they grabbed it.
Sounds about right.
Joates said:McDs does car detailing now?
Anyways, I think the best way to do this "coneing" shit, would be to find a McDs like the one in said video, and effectively shut down the drive thru with coners.
Teach the dumbass manager to not make a mountain out of a molehill. Id love to see how they handle that. A lot of customers with ice cream facials and a manager looking for a new job.
Fong Ghoul said:Why? Who cares? I'd just laugh at the idiot that has to drive away with ice cream all over their hands. Nothing bad/embarrassing happens to the employee - they hand off by the cone and get paid as they normally would.
MightyHealthy said:Don't get me wrong, this is stupid...but "cone-ing" is not even close to the meanspiritedness of the average prank.
Hell, the prank in itself involves self-deprecation.
I think that the manager in the OP's video is more of a jerk than two young adults following a stupid trend to entertain themselves.
Air Zombie Meat said:True, should be called creaming.
mcrae said:100x this
let these morons think they're being funny. they grab icecream and get sticky/dirty, you throw out the leftover cone. wheres the harm?
Khold said:Man, NeoGAF will defend anything
omg thread headed in a crazy new direction am I right?!CrazedArabMan said:lol, love it when these types of things fail. However on one hand my friend is forcing me to take pictures of her planking stuff, and I guess she said I have little say in if I do it or not... :/
The power women have sometimes I swear.