Good OWS story

[mcantar18c]

Well, not quite OWS. This was the "Occupy Atlanta" 'tards.
A guy posted this on another forum I'm on and thought it was good enough to share.


One of my housemates works in an officebuilding in downtown Atlanta that is right across from the occupy crowd. Once or twice a week, she has lunch in a deli that specializes in gourmet sandwiches. The owner, who runs the register every day, is a transplant from NY, and has 6-10 gentlemen making sandwiches every day. You know the story, started a store on his own, built his business on his own, and reaps the rewards. So my friend is in there having lunch the other day, when a young hippie girl in a wheelchair comes into the store and asks the owner if he would donate some free sandwiches to the "cause." The owner listened to her spiel, and very politely refused. He said that he did not agree with any part of their protest, and would not be donating any of his hard-earned supplies to them. He would be more than willing to sell her friends sandwiches at full price, but thats as far as his charity would go. He finished by saying: "and make sure to tell your friends shame on them for sending a disabled girl with a sob story in here to try to get me to give up what I've worked so hard for to a bunch of lowlifes with no job. Now, would you like to buy a sandwich?"

I'm going to have lunch there this week.

[alxone]

now thats friking funny right there

[roberth]

A useful idiot being manipulated by other useful idiots. :)

[Sawin]

HAHA that's fantastic. Thanks for sharing.

[Ronin13]

WIN! That was awesome. The shame is, I really wonder how many business owners would actually buy into that and give them free food. I'll bet there are a few in Denver that would.

[Mtn.man]

Thumbs up.

[Lex_Luthor]

Awesome story! HAHA

[soldier-of-the-apocalypse]

give them some rotten food maybe they would go away

[Mtn.man]

where is salmonella when you need it

[DD977GM2]

Thats awesome of the Deli owner. Id love to go eat at his establishment [Beer]

[ChunkyMonkey]

[ROFL1][ROFL2][ROFL3][Weight]

[ChunkyMonkey]

Well, not quite OWS. This was the "Occupy Atlanta" 'tards.
A guy posted this on another forum I'm on and thought it was good enough to share.

You gotta find out which shop that is!

[TFOGGER]

where is salmonella when you need it


Not to worry, with the level of sanitation that these camps exhibit, amoebic dysentery should blossom fairly quickly. nothing puts a damper on a good protest rally quicker than an epidemic of raging diarrhea...

[tmleadr03]

Thats awesome of the Deli owner. Id love to go eat at his establishment [Beer]

Think he delivers?

[DD977GM2]

Think he delivers?

That would be enev better. [Beer]

[mcantar18c]

I'll find out the name of the shop and see if the owner will ship a case of sandwiches on ice or however they transport organs to Colorado. We can make it a group buy [ROFL1]

[funkfool]

Are they REALLY concerned about 'jobs'?
DhrvOeDxBrw

More (http://www.theblaze.com/stories/new-video-occupy-d-c-protesters-brush-off-job-applications/) on that.

[SouthPaw]

Two thumbs up!

[Cman]

Thart was great! Thanks for sharing.

[rondog]

And you know that as soon as the wheelchair girl reported back empty-handed, all the OWS turds were immediately bloggin and tweeting on their iPhones about what a turd the shopowner was and how everyone should boycott his greedy corporate ass.

[theGinsue]

I've done volunteer work here in Colorado Springs with food pantries and the Homeless Shelter, etc (it was a church thing).

One thing I noticed about the food pantires which get lots of "just expired" foods from local groceries donated to them is that they get more food donated than the Soup Kitchens and Homeless Shelter(s) can take. So much so that the one year I worked @ just one of the Springs pantries to help clean it is that even with rotation of donated foodstuffs they still get a lot of things like bread, etc. that molds or goes bad before it can be distributed.

You won't find these "Occupy" folks taking any of THAT food because they are ABOVE that sort of food & "charity". No, they want places that spend good money to buy good fresh food for their business (so the business can provide for their own incomes as well as the incomes of their employees) to give them freshly prepared food.

Same sort of mentality that they use when rejecting the homeless that come into their midst for freebies. These Occupy folks are above the homeless, they're too good to work at any job less that being the top dog, and too good to do anything other than b!tch & whine about how unfair things are in this country.

While I acknowledge that many of these folks likely have considerably greater formal education than I have, they prove a point I've made for MANY years: Education does not necessarily translate into intellegence.

They have eyes but they refuse to see.
They have ears but they refuse to hear.
They have minds but they refuse to think.