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Post by hacky666 on Feb 13, 2013 16:31:56 GMT -6
If you can't be respectful you might as well stay at home. You can pretty much tell what the other parents are thinking by the looks on their faces. Wife looks mortified, I feel sorry for her
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Post by LTZ on Feb 13, 2013 17:43:50 GMT -6
Wow. Complete tool.
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Post by donwood on Feb 13, 2013 18:05:05 GMT -6
Just saw this on Global, The idiot defended himself, he should be banned from every city rink.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 13, 2013 18:15:05 GMT -6
Accord to the comments on YouTube, he's the owner of Frank's Pizza. Wonder how many pizza's he'll be serving up now?!?!?
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Post by Prairiegirl on Feb 13, 2013 18:16:13 GMT -6
What a disgrace. And I don't feel sorry for the wife, she stood there and didn't say a word. The husband is threatening another person, while holding a young child? Are you kidding me? Clearly he wasn't concerned about the safety of his own child in his arms and neither was she. nice.
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Post by hacky666 on Feb 13, 2013 19:45:00 GMT -6
Interesting... www.zoominfo.com/#!search/profile/person?personId=303981313&targetid=profile
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Post by Jetsfan47 on Feb 13, 2013 19:48:30 GMT -6
what a douche people like that ruin the game for everyone, and what a terrible example for his daughter who is in his arms
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Post by Deleted on Feb 13, 2013 21:26:10 GMT -6
Sounds like this guy's quite the employer as well....
Pizza Delivery driver fired for helping gun shot victim
Now for my BS, are you kidding me post.
CANADIAN PRESS
SELKIRK, MAN.—A single mother who was fired from her part-time job delivering pizza after she helped a gunshot victim on company time doesn't regret her actions.
"Walking away, I just wouldn't have been able to live with myself," Marcella McAulay, 34, said yesterday.
McAulay was on a shift for Frank's Pizza in Selkirk, some 30 kilometres north of Winnipeg, on Feb. 26 when a friend who was riding with her received a call that there had been a shooting near her home.
McAulay planned to drop her friend off, but the situation escalated quickly when she stopped her car near the shooting scene.
"One of the victims opened up the door and yelled at me to come and help him. Another man was on the floor and was bleeding quite badly," she said.
McAulay rushed into the house to help. She sat with the man who was shot, kept him awake and pressed pillows on his wound to slow the bleeding.
After paramedics and RCMP arrived, McAulay was held up for several more hours because she had to give a statement.
When she returned to the restaurant, she was fired. Yesterday she received her severance slip.
"We feel just as bad as the next guy, but we don't pay employees to be EMTs (emergency medical technicians), which she isn't," supervisor Jason Boyd told the Selkirk Journal last week.
Boyd said he didn't fire McAulay for helping the gunshot victim. "She was away from her job for no good reason." The owners of Frank's Pizza could not be reached for comment yesterday.
The victim is recovering. A 33-year-old man has been charged.
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Post by donwood on Feb 13, 2013 21:27:37 GMT -6
Sounds like this guy's quite the employer as well....
Pizza Delivery driver fired for helping gun shot victim
Now for my BS, are you kidding me post.
CANADIAN PRESS
SELKIRK, MAN.—A single mother who was fired from her part-time job delivering pizza after she helped a gunshot victim on company time doesn't regret her actions.
"Walking away, I just wouldn't have been able to live with myself," Marcella McAulay, 34, said yesterday.
McAulay was on a shift for Frank's Pizza in Selkirk, some 30 kilometres north of Winnipeg, on Feb. 26 when a friend who was riding with her received a call that there had been a shooting near her home.
McAulay planned to drop her friend off, but the situation escalated quickly when she stopped her car near the shooting scene.
"One of the victims opened up the door and yelled at me to come and help him. Another man was on the floor and was bleeding quite badly," she said.
McAulay rushed into the house to help. She sat with the man who was shot, kept him awake and pressed pillows on his wound to slow the bleeding.
After paramedics and RCMP arrived, McAulay was held up for several more hours because she had to give a statement.
When she returned to the restaurant, she was fired. Yesterday she received her severance slip.
"We feel just as bad as the next guy, but we don't pay employees to be EMTs (emergency medical technicians), which she isn't," supervisor Jason Boyd told the Selkirk Journal last week.
Boyd said he didn't fire McAulay for helping the gunshot victim. "She was away from her job for no good reason." The owners of Frank's Pizza could not be reached for comment yesterday.
The victim is recovering. A 33-year-old man has been charged.
Seems to be a complete Pr**k
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Post by Guardian on Feb 13, 2013 21:29:52 GMT -6
What a loser.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 13, 2013 22:37:44 GMT -6
What an as shole
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Post by wolfmannick on Feb 13, 2013 22:56:41 GMT -6
What a complete piece of filth.
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Post by phillymike on Feb 13, 2013 23:05:15 GMT -6
Sounds like this guy's quite the employer as well....
Pizza Delivery driver fired for helping gun shot victim
Now for my BS, are you kidding me post.
CANADIAN PRESS
SELKIRK, MAN.—A single mother who was fired from her part-time job delivering pizza after she helped a gunshot victim on company time doesn't regret her actions.
"Walking away, I just wouldn't have been able to live with myself," Marcella McAulay, 34, said yesterday.
McAulay was on a shift for Frank's Pizza in Selkirk, some 30 kilometres north of Winnipeg, on Feb. 26 when a friend who was riding with her received a call that there had been a shooting near her home.
McAulay planned to drop her friend off, but the situation escalated quickly when she stopped her car near the shooting scene.
"One of the victims opened up the door and yelled at me to come and help him. Another man was on the floor and was bleeding quite badly," she said.
McAulay rushed into the house to help. She sat with the man who was shot, kept him awake and pressed pillows on his wound to slow the bleeding.
After paramedics and RCMP arrived, McAulay was held up for several more hours because she had to give a statement.
When she returned to the restaurant, she was fired. Yesterday she received her severance slip.
"We feel just as bad as the next guy, but we don't pay employees to be EMTs (emergency medical technicians), which she isn't," supervisor Jason Boyd told the Selkirk Journal last week.
Boyd said he didn't fire McAulay for helping the gunshot victim. "She was away from her job for no good reason." The owners of Frank's Pizza could not be reached for comment yesterday.
The victim is recovering. A 33-year-old man has been charged.
If I remember correctly, there was a bit more to her being fired, than her assisting a gun shot victim. Once more light was shed on the situation; she had been warned on a few occasions, that while she was on shift she was to be at the pizza place, or on delivery. Not driving a friend somewhere.
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Post by wolfmannick on Feb 13, 2013 23:17:07 GMT -6
^ doesn't make the guy any less of a douche.
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Post by phillymike on Feb 14, 2013 1:01:37 GMT -6
^ doesn't make the guy any less of a douche. Don't get me wrong. The guy is a moron, but that whole pizza thing got blown out of proportion. I'd have fired her too.
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