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Wendy?s Employee Attacks Customer for Speaking Too Softly

By Baker Associates

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Americans expect to encounter many dangers when they make the decision to order food at a drive-thru: inordinately long wait times, the employees messing up your order, being charged extra money for sauce packets, etc. What most Americans do not expect, however, is that employees at the restaurant may confront them at their car and attempt to give them a good ol? fashioned beat-down for failing to communicate at an appropriate volume through the intercom. Well, as drive-thru customer Chloe Glover found out, at the Wendy?s in Lehigh Acres, Florida, you either order appropriately or pay the price.

Full post as published by Tennessee Criminal Lawyer Blog on December 16, 2010 (boomark / email).

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