NOTE: Do NOT attempt to rob this Taco Bell

[Zundfolge]

I may be in the minority on this, but I actually like Taco Bell's food.


The problem with Taco Bell is that people think of it as "Mexican Food" ... sure if you compare it to places like La Casita or Chipotle, it's crap (and this goes triple for [insert your favorite local mom and pop Mexican joint here]). But if you just think of Taco Bell as its own distinct and separate genre of food it's quite enjoyable.

[OtterbatHellcat]

I hope the employees don't get in trouble, but I think it's an awesome outcome for the robber.

[BladesNBarrels]

Tacos and Pistols
That could be the name of a new band.

[Duman]

Well.... after all it IS Cleveland....sort of like Detroit, only a little farther south.

[Gman]

Tacos and Pistols
That could be the name of a new band.

Guns and Jose's?

[rondog]

I may be in the minority on this, but I actually like Taco Bell's food.


The problem with Taco Bell is that people think of it as "Mexican Food" ... sure if you compare it to places like La Casita or Chipotle, it's crap (and this goes triple for [insert your favorite local mom and pop Mexican joint here]). But if you just think of Taco Bell as its own distinct and separate genre of food it's quite enjoyable.

Eh, it'll make a turd - sorta.....

[driver]

"Three of the employees opened fire, striking the suspect."

Go team taco bell!

[OldFogey]

Guns and Jose's?

Hey - I think I have one of their albums.. er, I mean cd's.

[Scanker19]

Totally stealing this from a yahoo.com poster...

Sounds like he got some Glockamolè....

[Aloha_Shooter]

Makes me recall a blotter in Grand Junction many years ago. Suspects were arrested for breaking and entering a taco Bell drive through. They couldn't break into the register so they took a canister. Shortly thereafter, they were arrested. They had managed to get away with a canister of taco Bell sporks. Hell of a thing to get a felony for.

I remember reading a short bit in a newspaper (way back when newspapers actually reported news) about a case in either Texas or California where a prisoner was suing because his feelings had been hurt and his reputation in prison damaged. It seems the poor guy had stolen a semi with a refrigerated container but when the law caught up with him, the arresting officer saw the cargo listing and promptly burst out laughing.

"Do you know what you stole?" he asked the would-be thief. The cargo listing said "beef anuses" but the officer translated that for the ignorant criminal and told him he had a truck full of cow's asses. Apparently word of his theft spread to the prison population, prompting the lawsuit.

IIRC, the judge (this being back when judges had sense and hadn't been twisted by the leftist nonsense in the Harvard Law Review) threw out the suit.