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: Quiz LawSix Meals for the Price of None
Here's a fancy way of gaming the system to secure six terrible meals, a lot of indigestion, and a free bed for two nights.
A woman decided to go to jail rather than pay her bill at a Fort Pierce Waffle House restaurant. The total she went to jail over: $7.45. According to a police report, Maryanne O'Neill, 66, ordered coffee and a sandwich at a Waffle House restaurant on Saturday but refused to pay the bill.
The report said an officer asked her to pay or go to jail and she refused. A jail official said she was released Monday from the St. Lucie County Jail.
So, I wonder which was better: Waffle's House's scattered, smothered, and covered, or getting scattered, smothered, and covered in jail?
Full post as published by Quiz Law on October 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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