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It was actually a patron at McDonalds.
by GuardianCaveman 2y ago
It was actually a patron at McDonalds.
- sfryxell 2y agoEven better
- HaZeust 2y agoThat's gotta be the cover-up so they can quickly so, "oh! It was an anonymous tip. No one to blame or possibly endanger for you crazed vigilantes--sorry, thanks!" I firmly believe it was an employee.
- SpicyLemonZest 2y agoI feel like when you start conspiracy theorizing you're obligated to follow it to its logical conclusion. If I thought it were a cover-up to protect the store from crazed vigilantes, the last thing I'd do is try and put the store back in danger!
- pavel_lishin 2y agoPlot twist, he hates McDonald's.
- hereme888 2y agoHe may have been there to kill that McDonald's manager
- shrubble 2y agoIf the ice-cream machine was working properly, then they have one or more competent employees; which points to employee involvement. If the ice-cream machine was broken, then the likelihood is less and the employees may not have been involved. It's all very logical.
- swader999 2y agoThose machines are broken by design. Another instance of corporate capture. https://www.wired.com/story/they-hacked-mcdonalds-ice-cream-makers-started-cold-war/ https://www.wired.com/story/they-hacked-mcdonalds-ice-cream-...
- HaZeust 2y agoBased on your last sentence: Looks like my conspiracy theory holds some water then!
- lyu07282 2y agoGiving the reward to a minimum wage worker seems like something he would do if he wanted to give himself up to the police, like why just go to the cops, the reward would be wasted. Although his politics seem incongruent so maybe not.