Damn that's disgraceful

 

I drive for Domino's, bad part of town, required to pack heat!
Kidding. That is crazy shit!

 

wow that's shitty

 

Was it against corporate policy?

If so, then he stood grounds to be fired.

Pizza Hut can't thank him for being a hero if he is going to break corporate policy. It sucks, but if they give once...they will give on everything.

Glad he is alive.

 

Agreed, but I know I'm upset that Pizza Hut has such a policy. We have Constitutional rights for a reason. We have these laws, and the most people who get effected/hurt are the ones who actually obey those laws.

Sigh....

 

This happened in Indy a couple years ago too.

http://www.theindychannel.com/news/3320630/detail.html

 

Shot him 15 times. Fifteen times.

Coroner reported the suspect died of multiple gunshot wounds? Really? I assumed it was cancer.

 

Pzown'd!

 

Best post of the day!

Click here for general awesomeness.

 

I started boycotting Pizza Hut over a decade ago. It has nothing to do with corporate policy, and everything to do with their pizza tasting like a goat's ass.

 

I started boycotting Pizza Hut over a decade ago. It has nothing to do with corporate policy, and everything to do with their pizza always giving me explosive diarrhea.

Yeah! Me too!

 

There have been 2 or 3 incidents of Pizza delivery people being robbed at gunpoint in Duluth in the past month.

 

Yay! Boycotting a huge global company makes a difference! Together we stand!... not.

 

The guy was a 38 year old delivery boy for a chain restaurant. It was high time for him to get a real job. Perhaps, this is a kick in the ass and he will finally move out of mom's basement.

The constitution also allows you to drink. How many jobs allow you to drink on the job?

Welcome to the real world.

 

The constitution also allows you to drink. How many jobs allow you to drink on the job?

Construction industry from what I have seen/experienced, especially framing and concrete.

 

Last time I checked, Pizza Hut is not a well regulated militia necessary for the security of a free state or however it goes...

 

Clearly you haven't ordered from them in awhile...

 

It's a delicacy in my home country.

 

denver? I figured....

 

I enjoy sitting back and watching a thread about constitutional rights vs. corporate policy deteriorate into a debate about eating goats who have copulated with someone's mother.

This randomness just speaks to me somehow.

 

welcome to tsl where the on topic is never really on topic....

 

Nevermind..............

We The People, not We The Sheeple.

Some people get it, but some never will.

 

I'm very sorry I posted this. I assumed that a group of Saab owners would be all about standing up for the little guy, not defending The Machine. I guess I was wrong.

I guess it's time you guys stop bitching about GM owning Saab.

 

I'm very sorry I posted this. I assumed that a group of Saab owners would be all about standing up for the little guy, not defending The Machine. I guess I was wrong.

I guess it's time you guys stop bitching about GM owning Saab.

Not defending this made up "machine" just pointing out that your logic does not follow how things actually work.

 

Ugh. Please try to understand that it does not. He is not forced to work there, he is not forced to be without arms if he chooses not to. Private business policy is different from the consitution. Seriously, it is. How do you think companies get away with firing fat models, or ditching people who say terrible things during meetings or whatever.

I'll be damned if I can up to the president of my company and mouth off to him and keep my job. Its not going to happen. Does that infringe on my freedom of speech? Honestly no idea, but no f-ing way would I be employed any longer.

 

Oh, also I agree with not buying from Pissa Hut because of the aformentioned shitty pizza they produce, so for me, whatever, not an issue, won't be buying from them anytime soon.

However, if I'm super paranoid and I feel like like ordering a pizza and want to be sure my delivery guy is not packin' heat maybe I'll give them a call.

 

I can't get my point across. so I give up.

Guy defends his life, guy gets fired. It's just wrong.

 

I can't get my point across. so I give up.

Guy defends his life, guy gets fired. It's just wrong.

No, it's not.

Guy defends his life, guy broke corporate policy, guy gets fired for breaking corporate policy, not for defending his life.

PH's corporate policy is there to protect Pizza Hut. If Pizza hut allows drivers to carry, then Pizza hut is also liable to be sued and lose in court.

There is a good chance that the delivery driver will be sued by the robber and have to pay the guys medical bills.

 

No good deed goes unpunished, they say.

 

Big Vinnie FTW!

 

It's corporate policy. Wrong? Ethically, I would say so, but the rules are the rules. He's luck to be alive. That is more important than being able to keep his job. Besides, with 10+ years experience, he can go work for Papa Johns.

 

I didn't make a "big ruckus", I made a post and a suggestion. Others took it off topic or out of context. So don't pin this on me, pal.

I have no problem with "comply and give up cash", but this guy was attacked by an armed person intent on causing him bodily harm. Thats where corporate policy stops.

 

I agree with you Hirsch...