I took my nephew out to eat at red lobster once and he didn’t like seafood. I never been there so i wasn’t sure what they had that wasn’t seafood. So I grabbed him a happy meal at McDonald’s. It wasn’t my first choice but he’s a kid and that’s what he wanted. I walked in and grabbed a table, he had his happy meal in hand, nobody said a word to us about it. We sit down, a server came up and took our drink order. When the server came back to take out order I asked if it was ok if he ate his food that wasn’t theirs and she said it shouldn’t be an issue but she would double check with a manager. I did order him some fries though. Not long after that the manager did end up coming by and told me that my nephew couldn’t eat anything that wasn’t purchased there, no outside food or drinks allowed. He of course claimed it was a health code thing and that he wasn’t about to be liable if my nephew got sick eating his happy meal there. I told him that I didn’t see how he could but I understood his position. What happened next perplexed me because I had already told him I was okay with their decision but he then asked me to leave. I didn’t want to create a scene not was I ready to have an argument in front of the nephew who was still pretty young at the time. I ended up leaving on my own accord. What I didn’t get was there wasn’t a sign prohibiting it, maybe it was common sense but even at my aunts restaurant we didn’t care if kids brought their own food, it happens allot because kids are finicky. But to ask us to leave because my nephew didn’t eat seafood at the time to me was unreasonable.

I took my nephew out to eat at red lobster once and he didn’t like seafood. I never been there so i wasn’t sure what they had that wasn’t seafood. So I grabbed him a happy meal at McDonald’s. It wasn’t my first choice but he’s a kid and that’s what he wanted. I walked in and grabbed a table, he had his happy meal in hand, nobody said a word to us about it. We sit down, a server came up and took our drink order. When the server came back to take out order I asked if it was ok if he ate his food that wasn’t theirs and she said it shouldn’t be an issue but she would double check with a manager. I did order him some fries though. Not long after that the manager did end up coming by and told me that my nephew couldn’t eat anything that wasn’t purchased there, no outside food or drinks allowed. He of course claimed it was a health code thing and that he wasn’t about to be liable if my nephew got sick eating his happy meal there. I told him that I didn’t see how he could but I understood his position. What happened next perplexed me because I had already told him I was okay with their decision but he then asked me to leave. I didn’t want to create a scene not was I ready to have an argument in front of the nephew who was still pretty young at the time. I ended up leaving on my own accord. What I didn’t get was there wasn’t a sign prohibiting it, maybe it was common sense but even at my aunts restaurant we didn’t care if kids brought their own food, it happens allot because kids are finicky. But to ask us to leave because my nephew didn’t eat seafood at the time to me was unreasonable.

I’ve been at the Waffle House during the whole high egg price period we all went through. From what I remember the restaurant didn’t even raise the prices much at all but that didn’t stop a customer from bringing in their own eggs and bacon. The customer was talking to the waitress as if she’s done this before and the funniest thing to me about the whole thing was that she expected to only pay for the toast and drinks. She thought by bringing in her own eggs and bacon that the cooks could cook it for her and wouldn’t charge her for it. The restaurant flat out refused and told her it was against health code. But she wouldn’t take no for an answer. We all watched in shock as she tried to push her way into the kitchen holding her eggs and bacon so that she could do it herself. I remember saying something to her about why didn’t she just cook it at home. She then started yelling back and telling us she didn’t care, and that we needed to mind our own business. The restaurant ended up calling the cops and she was eventually removed, but not before throwing her eggs at the workers and cursing the establishment for not doing her request.

I’ve been at the Waffle House during the whole high egg price period we all went through. From what I remember the restaurant didn’t even raise the prices much at all but that didn’t stop a customer from bringing in their own eggs and bacon. The customer was talking to the waitress as if she’s done this before and the funniest thing to me about the whole thing was that she expected to only pay for the toast and drinks. She thought by bringing in her own eggs and bacon that the cooks could cook it for her and wouldn’t charge her for it. The restaurant flat out refused and told her it was against health code. But she wouldn’t take no for an answer. We all watched in shock as she tried to push her way into the kitchen holding her eggs and bacon so that she could do it herself. I remember saying something to her about why didn’t she just cook it at home. She then started yelling back and telling us she didn’t care, and that we needed to mind our own business. The restaurant ended up calling the cops and she was eventually removed, but not before throwing her eggs at the workers and cursing the establishment for not doing her request.

Helping out at my dad’s restaurant in high school I remember a regular came by just as we closed and then my dad went outside. The man was an amateur hunter but didn’t know how to process the deer he got. So he tried to make a deal with my dad for him to process it for him and give him a cut of the meat. I’ve never seen my dad cook food that wasn’t purchased by us before but he ended up doing it. Of course I was volunteered to help as well. We spent the next few hours processing it and when we were done. He told the customer to hang on while he made us a later dinner. We all hung around and waited for the food and it was actually pretty decent, first time trying venison. I ended up staying a few hours later cleaning up the mess and clean hung everything. I’m sure the health department wouldn’t have been too keen on us doing that but from what I remember that was the first and the last time he ever cooked outside food.

Helping out at my dad’s restaurant in high school I remember a regular came by just as we closed and then my dad went outside. The man was an amateur hunter but didn’t know how to process the deer he got. So he tried to make a deal with my dad for him to process it for him and give him a cut of the meat. I’ve never seen my dad cook food that wasn’t purchased by us before but he ended up doing it. Of course I was volunteered to help as well. We spent the next few hours processing it and when we were done. He told the customer to hang on while he made us a later dinner. We all hung around and waited for the food and it was actually pretty decent, first time trying venison. I ended up staying a few hours later cleaning up the mess and clean hung everything. I’m sure the health department wouldn’t have been too keen on us doing that but from what I remember that was the first and the last time he ever cooked outside food.

Imagine standing at an amusement park just soaking in the scenery, and out of nowhere a water ride comes down and completely floods you in the splash. Some kids would be laughing about it all day, but this one clearly didn’t see it coming and wasn’t thrilled at all. The mother knew that spot was a splash zone as she immediately began to walk away.. Either way, that’s a soaking he’s going to remember for a while.

Never-ending supply of these videos because there’s a never-ending lack of consequences. Wouldn’t shock me if some of these little shitheads are getting paid to start it. Coordinated packs swarming restaurants isn’t teenage dumbassery anymore. It’s a business model.

They sold out a $4 chicken sandwich nationwide in 14 days. People fought. One man died. Lines wrapped around buildings. Someone tried selling them for $1,000. Popeyes launched it. One 15-minute Twitter clapback (“…y’all good?”) turned it into the biggest fast-food frenzy in years. Stores ran dry. Workers exhausted. Supply chain snapped. Was the shortage real… or classic manufactured demand? Scarcity + social media + FOMO = pure marketing rocket fuel. They got tens of millions in free publicity and permanently changed the chicken sandwich wars. You ever waited in a ridiculous line for something that “sold out”? Drop your wildest FOMO story below 👇 #ManufacturedDemand# #Popeyes# #ChickenSandwichWars# — Public reporting & historical events only. Not affiliated with Popeyes. Just dissecting how hype actually works.

If women can be swayed to have an abortion by politicians because said politicians normalize it, then we can sway these same women through love, kindness and words to choose life! It’s unnatural to want to k*ll your own baby. Do not be fooled by the evil wolf in sheep’s clothing.

🚨 THIS IS WILD. President Trump just revealed how serious the security threat became during his July trip to Turkey. According to the AP, officials wanted him OFF Air Force One — so Trump says he was secretly moved across the airport inside a catering container and placed aboard another aircraft. Then Air Force One took off WITHOUT HIM as a decoy. 😳✈️ Think about that. When security is moving the President of the United States around disguised as airplane catering while the most recognizable aircraft in the world flies off without him… they weren't taking any chances. Whatever threat they were dealing with, they clearly took it VERY seriously.

Karoline Leavitt has been an absolute FORCE behind that podium. 🇺🇸🔥 Sharp, fearless, quick on her feet, and never afraid to push back when the room came at her from every direction. She was GREAT at that job, and I’m genuinely going to miss watching her handle the press briefings. ❤️ Whatever comes next for her, she definitely made her mark. Big shoes to fill. 👏🇺🇸

Apparently COVID boosters have entered their political fashion-statement era. 🙄 Women on the left are posting themselves getting another shot, bringing the kids along, and framing it as a public show of support for Dr. Fauci — with a side helping of mocking RFK Jr. Because nothing says “follow the science” quite like turning a medical decision into a partisan loyalty badge. Geesh. The left really does politicize EVERYTHING. 🤦‍♀️