First fatality over Popeye's Chicken Sandwich

[Laidbackman]

I tried it twice, and both times they tasted like garbage. Lucky somebody didn't get hurt for serving it.

 

[sicksoulja]

We were talking about how crazy things were getting back when this happened. Why hardly anybody here could point out the wrong doing this guy did for cutting the line in the first place as well, is telling, although I'm sorry it costed him his life. But if somebody was bold enough to cut line in the hood, that part of PG in particular, and someone was brave enough to call him out, and it wounded up with them stepping outside, wouldn't you assume the person who cut the line probably had a weapon too, and perhaps more than just a knife. All I'm saying is, doing crazy shyt will eventually attract crazy people. or at least a vigilante who's not having it.

But since we fail to see who is also at fault in these situations, we now have losers not only cutting line, but hollering at your girl in Walmart parking lots, with you walking right beside her.

I happen to live exactly 5 minutes from that Popeyes as of matter of fact I went there just a few days ago. Then there were 4 registers instead of people lining up at each register sometimes people will decide to do one long line. I remember the staff always saying THERE are multiple registers and then people would then line up at each one. It could have been some confusion and the guy instead sitting in the wrong line he did the “right thing” and lined up at one of the open registers. That is most likely what happened. I haven’t been there for a while before going there the other day and they have did some renovations now there is one register for ordering in store and a section for mobile orders.

Now could confusion have sparked this absolutely but do it make it right to kill someone over “cutting” in line over a got damn chicken sandwich? My people are overly aggressive all the time and mostly to only our own people. Until we stop treating each other like shyt then we are always going to have these situations. Let’s not make excuses it’s silly, dumb and irrational is fukk to end someone’s life and pretty much destroying yours over some fking chicken.

 

[Laidbackman]

I happen to live exactly 5 minutes from that Popeyes as of matter of fact I went there just a few days ago. Then there were 4 registers instead of people lining up at each register sometimes people will decide to do one long line. I remember the staff always saying THERE are multiple registers and then people would then line up at each one. It could have been some confusion and the guy instead sitting in the wrong line he did the “right thing” and lined up at one of the open registers. That is most likely what happened. I haven’t been there for a while before going there the other day and they have did some renovations now there is one register for ordering in store and a section for mobile orders.

Now could confusion have sparked this absolutely but do it make it right to kill someone over “cutting” in line over a got damn chicken sandwich? My people are overly aggressive all the time and mostly to only our own people. Until we stop treating each other like shyt then we are always going to have these situations. Let’s not make excuses it’s silly, dumb and irrational is fukk to end someone’s life and pretty much destroying yours over some fking chicken.

How many times do I have to say it wasn't over a chicken sandwich per say. This isn't the first time somebody got killed for cutting line. It just wasn't blamed on a chicken sandwich, and it didn't make national news. My uncle was stabbed and almost killed over a seat at a bus stop back in 63 or 64. So there's nothing new understand the sun. If you feel the person shouldn't have been killed for cutting line, then say so. I can agree with that. And if it really was a misunderstanding, then I agree with you that much more. But don't act like more people aren't out here doing silly and provocative things, that don't have nothing to do with a chicken sandwich. So why add that on to an already messed up situation.

Really, we have no business letting the media phrase this incident, saying we're killing each other over fried chicken. Things like that are what White people use to make jokes on us about.