By Anonymous - 24/07/2014 21:23 - United States - Annandale

Today, a customer threatened to smash my face in because I wouldn't give him a veteran's discount on a donut. He looked like he'd eaten his way out of fat camp, and it seemed the only action he'd seen was fighting his way into a lard factory. Still, he swung fast, and I now have a black eye. FML
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Same thing different taste

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If you said that to him, I'd punch you too.

I think what a lot of the commenters are missing is the fact that it's a DONUT. It's not accommodation, or basic food, it's a luxury. If he can afford a donut he can afford full price.

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Sorry your wrong never talk about it.

Omegapi197 12

A person's attitude is reflected in their body language and tone. You probably made it clear you devalued him because of his weight, even if you didn't mean to. Don't judge

Everybody judges all the time. It's impossible not to judge.

OzzmosizDoge 6

I still think he deserves a discount... But God bless our troops! c:

A little overweight doesn't mean he isn't a veteran but still I think he overreacted

jeragonm 15

#18 he didn't give the veteran his discount. He was rude to someone who served OPs country and protected it.

rldostie 19

A lot of veterans gain weight after they come out. Some might be due to emotional trauma, but mostly it's because we were forced to work out 5-6 times a week plus a lot of movement and manual labor during the day. You get use to eating whatever you want. Then you get out and no one is screaming at you to run faster and the labor is a whole lot less manual and suddenly you find yourself packing on the pounds. I was able to break the cycle and get back into shape but it's an issue many veterans have in coming home.

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