Nasty person at Dunkin' Donuts

[47of74]

A truly nasty person went off on some innocent Dunkin Donuts employees;

A Florida woman filmed and shared a video over the weekend featuring a first-person view of her screaming racist insults at Dunkin’ Donuts workers in Fort Lauderdale, Florida over a request for free food that was not immediately granted.

The woman, identified by The Smoking Gun as 27-year-old Taylor Chapman, visited the eatery a night prior and demanded to have her meal price refunded when her cashier was slow to hand over a receipt. Another associate asked her to return the next morning and speak with a manager, which supposedly led to the confrontation seen on the video.

“This shit’s about to go live, bitch!” Chapman screams at a female employee. “Right on Facebook, ’cause I already posted what your dumb ass did last night, so I hope you’re happy with your little fucking sand n—er self… I’m about to nuke your whole fucking planet from Mars. You think ya’ll are tough, big fat Arabs bombin’ the trade center? I’ll show you tough.”

She also called the employee “a complete cunt sand n—er whore,” and shouted: “I just want my bacon crispy and my people to be nice.” Chapman is even heard on the video wishing the footage gets “a million fucking hits,” which is likely a low estimate of the views it will get thanks to all the media attention since Monday.

And Chapman filmed herself doing this, so she only has herself to blame for any future career or educational problems.

[muntrv]

1. The employees at Dunkin Donuts need to stand their ground.

[Initech]

30. No shit! I wouldn't take her crap. I would pull a Randall from Clerks and start messing with her.

"What about these movies?"
"They suck."
"These were the same two movies. You weren't paying attention!"
"No I wasn't."

[Xipe Totec]

2. Enjoy your strawberry coolata, culera. It's downhill from here. nt

[Erose999]

69. If she came in my store, she'd get strawberry CHOLERA after drinking it, lol.

[arely staircase]

107. +1

nt

[Liberal_in_LA]

3. wow

[themaguffin]

4. she's part of the entitlement conservative movement...

[JaneyVee]

5. That lady is psycho.

[quinnox]

6. damn

she needs a chill pill. Or three.

[Half-Century Man]

21. or 64

[petronius]

7. I do like that DD corporate statement:

“We commend the franchisee’s crew member for handling this difficult situation with grace and patience. We believe this is a powerful example of great customer service and the respect our crew members have for our guests.”

Nice to see them standing behind their employee without any wishy-washy back-pedaling...

[mattclearing]

62. Agreed. n/t

[HiPointDem]

123. why wouldn't they stand up for him? if he'd given her what she actually deserved i doubt they

would have.

i hope he gets something besides a pat on the back.

[DURHAM D]

8. Sick Racist Me Machine

[Skittles]

9. she needs a mental health evaluation

[Lunacee_2013]

64. That was my first thought, too.

Not to excuse her behavior, but she just seems off. How could she not know that this would go wrong for her?

[eissa]

10. Do you think it would make a difference

to her if she realized they weren't actually Arabs? Yeah, probably not.

[Captain Stern]

11. Ok...Can we at least all agree it's ok to publicy to shame HER?

She's practically begging to be publicly shamed. I think a good argument could be made that it would be wrong NOT to publicly shame here.

[JI7]

12. where does she live and who does she hang out with that she thought

people would side with her after seeing this ?

[arely staircase]

109. that is what blows my mind

the fact she thought she was the person with whom people watching it would identify. as one of the posters at rawstory put it - say goodbye to any hope of a good job or kids that are proud of you.

[Tien1985]

13. She reminds me of some

Of the people I went to school with.

I'm glad DD praised its employees instead of giving them a hard time.

[Dorian Gray]

119. But why would they give them a hard time?

They didn't do anything wrong. Nothing else was to be expected from a reasonable employer.

[Mariana]

133. Lots of employers aren't reasonable

and won't take the side of an employee against a customer, ever, no matter how badly the customer abused the employee or how well the employee acted.

[Dorian Gray]

156. I know that

but this was so public that I don't think they really had any other choice. And it's the right thing to do to stand behind the employee.

[Tien1985]

150. As a serious question

I'm not trying to put you down, have you worked for a big fast food corporation? Or another type of very large, but full of low skill level position? It's not uncommon for people in those types of jobs to get in trouble for the stupidest of things.

They could've decided that the crew should have called in a higher manager, or that the young women behind the counter was not apologetic enough, or that she should have gone into the back room while this went down. They could have caved to the harasser and disciplined or fired the employee, or disciplined the whole team for "allowing" the irate woman to shout obscenities in the store and pester other customers. Or videotaping may be prohibited in the store and they could call them on it.

I think they did the best they could with the circumstances they had, and I'm just glad that in this case, the management seems to agree.

[Dorian Gray]

155. I get that employers

can be assholes who kowtow to customers, even if they are in the wrong. But this customer was so blatantly racist and wrong, and posted it in such a public forum, that the company really had no other choice than to support its employees. Hopefully the employer would have done so even if the video had not been made public. I like to think that some employers are good people who look out for their employees.

[JI7]

14. can the other customer sue her for pointing her stupid camera at him

[former9thward]

26. No. It is a public place.

There is no expectation of privacy in public.

[Art_from_Ark]

59. It's not exactly a "public place"

It is open to the public, but it is privately owned, meaning that the owners could implement a policy of prohibiting filming or photographing inside the establishment.

[former9thward]

67. They could if they wanted to drive off all their teenage customers.

And those in their 20s. So that won't happen.

[AnotherMcIntosh]

82. It is not a public place. It is a private place open to customers who are there to buy donuts

and/or coffee.

[former9thward]

90. No, not as far as the law is concerned.

It is open to the public which makes it a public place for legal purposes. No expectation of privacy.

[AnotherMcIntosh]

92. What law? Just asserting something doesn't make it the law. Ipse dixit fallacy.

[former9thward]

96. Tort law.

Case precedent. No, I am not going to lay out all that for you. If you are really interested in the subject go to law school.

[AnotherMcIntosh]

97. You imply that you went to law school but you can't cite any authority. You've got nothing.

I thought so.

[former9thward]

98. You want a year long Tort course in one post?

Since you seem to think there is an invasion of privacy claim if your photo is taken inside a Dunkin Donuts then present one similar case in a court anywhere in the U.S. ever. You can't because they don't exist. But carry on and dig deeper.

[AnotherMcIntosh]

103. YOU claimed that a donut shop is more than a private place to buy donuts, a "public place," and

you pretend to have special knowledge that this is so.

If this is true or even agruably true in the sense that an argumentative person could refer to authority for this claimed belief, you would be able to post a link to the supporting authority.

Now you are saying that it would require "a year long Tort course" to understand the concept?

Since you can't cite any authority for your claimed belief, does this mean that you have not taken "a year long Tort course" but that you expect to do so someday?

[former9thward]

105. You won't believe my reply so why do you bother to ask?

I have always wondered about those type of posters. If someone doesn't like what you say they say "Oh you can say anything over the internet". That's right I can and you can. Since no matter what I say you won't believe they why bother to ask? If I thought you were an honest poster I would give a better answer but I don't think that.

If you really think there is a claim and that DD is not a public place go to the internet and type in your city name and 'personal injury attorneys'. Tell them you had your photo taken at a DD and want to file a suit. Using a stopwatch see how fast they hang up on you.

[AnotherMcIntosh]

106. If you post a reply with a cite to a court opinion which has found that a donut shop is more than

a private place to buy donuts and coffee, the cited court opinion would either support that or not.

You imply that you have special knowledge and know that a donut shop is more than a private place to buy donuts and coffee, you imply that you've taken a one-year Tort class (or that you wish to do so).

Your special knowledge appears to be that you know that some people have not believed you and will not believe you. That obviously comes from experience. I don't care about such experience. If you have a cite to a case in which a court found that a donut shop is more than a private place to buy donuts and coffee, post it. It's either true or not true.

An attorney made such a claim would be able to post such a cite to support a true assertion if any such cite existed. Even a well-educated law-student, attorney-wannabe could do that. Since you have not done so, the obvious answer is that you cannot.

[former9thward]

110. Thank you for proving my last post.

Call just one lawyer. Give someone a chuckle today.

[arely staircase]

111. public place

A public place is generally an indoor or outdoor area, whether privately or publicly owned, to which the public have access by right or by invitation, expressed or implied, whether by payment of money or not, but not a place when used exclusively by one or more individuals for a private gathering or other personal purpose.

http://definitions.uslegal.com/p/public-place/

[AnotherMcIntosh]

124. Did you notice, this doesn't seem to be "a cite to a court opinion."

[arely staircase]

127. but it is a correct definition

i'm not the person you were arguing with. I just wanted to help clear that up. a restaurant is considered a public place (not to be confused with public property, i.e. government buildings, parks, etc.)

[HiPointDem]

129. a public place is owned by the public, not by a private party.

public parks, roads, sidewalks, etc.

a business is private property, not a public space. you have no right to film inside a private business if the owner doesn't want you to.

[arely staircase]

135. no public "property" are the parks and roads etc.

a "public place" generally includes restaurants and any place open to the general public, whether publicly or privately owned.
...

The following is an example of a state law defining public places for smoking laws:

"Public place" means any enclosed indoor area used by the general public or serving as a place of work containing two hundred fifty or more square feet of floor space, including, but not limited to, all restaurants with a seating capacity greater than fifty, all retail stores, lobbies and malls, offices, including waiting rooms, and other commercial establishments; public conveyances with departures, travel, and destination entirely within this state; educational facilities; hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and other health care and medical facilities; and auditoriums, elevators, theaters, libraries, art museums, concert halls, indoor arenas, and meeting rooms. "Public place" does not include a retail store at which fifty percent or more of the sales result from the sale of tobacco or tobacco products, the portion of a retail store where tobacco or tobacco products are sold, a private, enclosed office occupied exclusively by smokers even though the office may be visited by nonsmokers, a room used primarily as the residence of students or other persons at an educational facility, a sleeping room in a motel or hotel, or each resident's room in a health care facility. The person in custody or control of the facility shall provide a sufficient number of rooms in which smoking is not permitted to accommodate all persons who desire such rooms.
http://definitions.uslegal.com/p/public-place/

[HiPointDem]

144. if the owner of a restaurant asks you to stop filming, you have to stop filming or they can kick

you out.

[arely staircase]

147. I would think so

nt

[HiPointDem]

126. it's a private business open to the public, not a public place.

[former9thward]

134. The law considers it a place of public accomodation.

If you invite the public in it is a public place like it or not. This sub thread started when someone said that if you were filmed inside a DD that you could sue. You can't sue. You are in a public place without any expectation of privacy.

[arthritisR_US]

15. If I were a franchise owner I would fire her as a customer and refuse her

future service. What a bag!

[liberalhistorian]

16. What's really ironic is that

this hateful ignorant entitled bitch is in public relations, believe it or not. Or, at least, she was, because I simply cannot imagine any public relations agency, (or any employer, for that matter) wanting to keep her on staff after seeing this. And if I were an admissions person at a college or educational institution, I certainly wouldn't want her as a student, either. But she filmed it herself and brought it totally and completely on herself. Bed. Made. Lie.

[47of74]

19. Bed. Made. Lie. - I like that.

Cataloged and filed away for future use.

[bluestate10]

20. She might as well live on Mars. Maybe what she is and will be facing will teach her

humility.

[Cirque du So-What]

22. Public relations

Sheesh!

[JI7]

28. maybe it's people like jeff flake's son who she mostly deals with

[liberalhistorian]

37. Good point. God knows there are still

more than enough such ignorant troglodytes still around. Like the hateful Tennessee townspeople who booed and heckled the federal prosecutor who tried to explain why actions against Muslims were being prosecuted as hate crimes, and who cheered when a Muslim activist mentioned the recent arson burning down of a mosque at the same meeting. I had to check my calendar after hearing that audio on NPR.

[lonestarnot]

43. What did that son of an idjit do?

Have a link?

[JI7]

48. here

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10023004119

[lonestarnot]

51. Thank you!

[lonestarnot]

50. *

[arely staircase]

116. lol

public relations

[LTR]

131. She's barely in public relations

Her best-known gig was as a spokesperson on ultra low-budget YouTube commercials for tiny local businesses. Ironically, one of them was a Chinese fast food joint.

And I'my pretty sure that what loosely passes for her career is now over. Too bad she burned her bridges at Dunkin Donuts.

[polly7]

17. That person would never step in my door again.

I hope they can refuse her service.

[47of74]

18. Say what you will about Wally World and I can say LOTS

But when I worked there management was clear on the point - we did not have to take any SHIT from people visiting the store. We had to do the best we could but if a person crossed the line into abusiveness we did not have to take it. If someone became verbally abusive then they were done and management made it clear that such people would be invited to leave and never return.

[Skip Intro]

23. I can't believe no one said anything about her vulgar language.

She was just vile.

Being a liberal though, I'm almost feeling sorry for her. I hope she learns a lesson from all this.

[egduj]

24. We never do find out why she didn't get her receipt, though...

[lpbk2713]

49. That was something odd I noticed yesterday.

I bought some donuts yesterday from my local DD. Gave the clerk the exact change and waited for a receipt. She shook her head "no" so I left. I thought it was the law to give a receipt for any purchase.

[Initech]

25. I like how she unleashes slur after slur, and then says "I just want my people to be nice."

Hypocrite much?

[hamster]

27. Why do southerners

always bringing up the World Trade Center and then turn around and bash NYC and the North as being un-Amurican?

[liberalhistorian]

32. You know, that's the sixty-four million

dollar question that I've been wondering about for the past nearly twelve years. Makes about as much sense as their constant flag waving and claims to being the "real patriots" and "God bless the USA", etc., yet at the same time bashing the gubmint', waving Confederate flags, constantly re-enacting the Civil War, and dismissing two-thirds of the nation as not being "real" Americans.

That's not to say, of course, that there isn't plenty of racist, bigoted ignorance to go around for the whole country, including the North.

[Lex]

41. Easy. Because the WTC and 9/11 was an attack against ALL of us

in most people's minds. The NYC and North bashing is a two way street (such as South bashing saying everyone in the South "always" does this or that).

[hamster]

47. If a said group of people is always

saying they don't want to live with another group of people, see Texas secession, or that that group of people aren't really Americans, then how can it be an attack on all of us, when some among us don't really see themselves as all of us?

[Lex]

52. I didn't say it had to make sense to you. nt

[hamster]

53. Why say anything at all then?

[Lex]

54. Message board. Deal with it. nt

[hamster]

55. hahahaha. thanks for the laugh. I needed that.

[arely staircase]

120. so you don't see me as an American because of Rick Perry?

welcome to DU.

[CokeMachine]

56. Why are you being a regional bigot??

I've seen more bigotry in NYC and SF that any part of the nation. Maybe you need to get out more??

[Le Taz Hot]

58. Ah yes,

I believe it was a DU San Francisco resident who said, "Anything 60 miles past the California coast is a cesspool." Read it right here on DU I did.

[CokeMachine]

89. Yep -- I seem to recall that.

They seem to think that bigotry is bad unless it's their own bigotry.

Have a great day

[hamster]

68. In these showcases

of bigotry, did the bigots use a terrible attack on a region they profess to hate as a springboard to hate on other people?

[hamster]

130. I can tell you one thing,

I'm not going to SF. I've heard some bad things about the place.

[CokeMachine]

151. I don't blame you!!

I live 40 minutes north of SF and avoid it like the plague. The only time I even pass through is to go to the airport. I even try to avoid that by flying out of Santa Rosa or Sacramento.

[Erose999]

70. She doesn't strike me as a southerner. Her accent sounds Jersey or Long Island to me.

[hamster]

72. Now you're just making things up.

[Erose999]

77. I hear southern accents all the time... th' Appleaycheeun, the Chaaaaaal-stun, the Tex-ass,

the Ala-bama ramble, etc. She dosen't sound like any southerner I've heard. I'm not saying that as an aspersion on the North.

[cordelia]

86. No. You're the one making things up

to display your own (regional) bigotry.

[hamster]

88. You got me.

Because people from Jersey/NYC always say y'all.

[liberalhistorian]

114. Don't you mean

"Joisy" and "New Yawk"? Sorry, couldn't resist.

Ducking and running.

[hamster]

117. No duck and run.

It's cool, man. or woman.

[hamster]

141. I just recognized

your name. where the hell did you go? remember the 64 million dollar question? you took off, man. or woman. well played.

[HiPointDem]

132. i say y'all & i've never been anywhere near the south. it's not just a southern thing anymore,

y'all.

[hamster]

137. yinz

[HiPointDem]

142. youse

[hamster]

146. yall, yinz, youse. does that about cover it?

what do west coasters say?

[HiPointDem]

154. you guys

[yardwork]

94. In the video she says that she's from Indiana and Kentucky.

I doubt that she considers herself to be "a southerner."

I also noticed that she claimed that "this never happens there" but then she mentions that somebody peed in her french fries "back there."

She has serious mental health problems.

[hamster]

108. A lot of

Kentuckians consider themselves south even though a lot of the south doesn't. I work with a lot of Kentuckians. Indiana definately couldn't be considered South. Unless maybe you were a polar bear. If you were a Polar Bear in Indiana or Kentucky, you'd be like, "Hey bro, I'm a polar bear.'' Where's the ice?"

[asjr]

121. I beg your pardon. You must not know Southerners. Florida is

south but it's citizens are mostly northern. And I certainly was not aware that we are "always bringing up the World Trade Center and then turn around and bash NYC and the North as being un-American." That may be your opinion but I think it has no basis.

[hamster]

125. yeah

if I hailed from a part of the country where the people are always bringing up the World Trade Center and then turn turning around and bashing NYC and the North as being un-American, I would make up lies and say that most of the state was made up of Northerners too. I also saw how you people, yes, you people, bash NYC in the Pace picante sauce commercial. Remember it? Oh, sure you don't. never saw that one. Stop with the lies already.

[Mariana]

139. You do have a point about the ad.

The people who made that Pace ad sure did know their target audience, and how exactly to appeal to them. Those ads ran for so long because they worked.

[hamster]

145. whoa, hang on a second.

i recall you saying you never saw that commercial, remember? i even pointed that little factoid out to you. oh, well. what's done in the dark comes out in the light. i caught you in your sick little game and now you're upset.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

152. A couple of points:

a) Can't broadbrush all Southerners in that sentiment. A lot of good people in the South and in rural areas.

and

b) This incident happened in South Florida, which is a pretty diverse melting pot (national and international) and as far from stereotypes of the rural South as you can get.

[Ilsa]

29. She pulls a stupid stunt like that to people who

serve her food? not too bright. I wonder when she'll get her hepatitis diagnosis?

[TDale313]

33. Well, she did say she wouldn't eat it...

because she figured they were probably spitting in it. So she would probably give it to her boyfriend or something. Hey, boyfriend? Seriously? Run. Quick. This woman is not a good person.

[Jeff In Milwaukee]

87. That was my favorite part...

She suspects that the employees are spitting an pissing on her food, so she's doing to give it to her boyfriend.

I suspect that relationship is going to end soon.

[HiPointDem]

136. the boyfriend is a car burglar, 3 felony charges. for real, what else would you expect with that

mouth?

[rustydog]

31. Word on the street is she has been offered a "news" show on Fox

[Erose999]

73. She'll be the keynote speaker at CPAC next year.

[Dash87]

34. Hmm...

Legitimate failure, or is she trying to do something else?

I wonder...

[Dash87]

35. The business she works for is certainly getting some publicity. Hmm...

[marshall]

36. She's worse than the sick freak who humiliated the low level Chick Fil-A worker

Too bad she likely has no job to lose like that man.

[liberalhistorian]

118. Actually, she does.

She works in public relations, believe it or not. Or at least, she did, doubt if she does now after this bullshit!

[Ed Suspicious]

38. What a spaz! That young man is a saint.

She's talking about them spitting and shitting in the food. Then she says she's not eating it, she's giving it to her boyfriend. What sweetie.

I need to read the hell she launched on her facebook page.

[TDale313]

40. He really is. Glad DD is supporting the employees.

Don't know what kind of response the woman recording it expected from this, but guessing it's not going how she expected. Part of me in all honesty wonders if she has some mental health issues. Or maybe she's just a self-absorbed, abusive little twit.

[MADem]

85. Bain Capital owns DD...so I don't patronize them.

I just don't wanna give them a dime.

Any business that feathers Mittsy's nest is off limits to me, if I'm aware of the relationship.

[AsahinaKimi]

39. She thinks she's entitled..

She thinks the whole world revolves around her every mood, and that she is entitled to use Racist and nasty words. Had I been the manager, I wouldn't have served her and called the Police on her. She would have been removed immediately and banned from the store forever. Yes let her post, it on face book.. so the world can see, just how crude and rude she really is.

[TDale313]

42. Well, that kinda happened,

and the employees came off looking like the most patient people in the world.

[AsahinaKimi]

44. I hope they would be wise enough to never

allow her to come back. Let her stomp her feet and scream.. but they do have to right to ignore any future purchases. Oh, and..if she makes a scene in the store, just inform her the cops are on the way.

[muntrv]

46. They should put her on the wall of shame.

[NoGOPZone]

45. I know if I suspected someone was spitting in my food

I'd give it to my SO.

[Iggo]

57. What a fuckin idiot.

[pansypoo53219]

60. the daily show was quite, delicious to serve her some shit.

[Sheldon Cooper]

61. My god what a horrible woman.

She should understand that these kinds of things tend to backfire. I hope she is in the process of losing her job - if she worked for me she'd be shown the door immediately. What an ass.

[burnodo]

63. Future Republican star

And talk show host

[VOX]

65. She's either tweaking, or is seriously mentally ill...

There are earlier videos on YouTube of this young woman where she's lucid and her personality seems intact.

I'm no behavioral health professional, but the behavior on display here -- the unabated abusiveness, the paranoia, the delusions of self-importance, the triviality of the original "offense," the jumbled thoughts -- all seem to point to a serious break with reality. She needs help, and quickly.

[Sheldon Cooper]

66. I agree with the triviality of the original offense.

She went to all this trouble because she didn't get a receipt? That's messed up.

[SlimJimmy]

80. That does seem trivial, doesn't it? Big whoopty Doo , so she didn't get a receipt.

Don't go off the deep end over it.

[HiPointDem]

138. because she didn't get the free meal she was supposed to get when they didn't give her a

receipt.

[bunnies]

84. or shes just a hateful, entitled, asshole.

[JI7]

91. especially where certain minorities are involved, she may feel she has a right to treat

others that way. i'm pretty sure she hangs out with others who bash arabs/muslims and that's why she thought she could put this crap in public and people would think she was the good one.

[HappyMe]

71. Wow.

Unfuckingbelievable.

Good luck with that brilliant career in PR, dearie.

[KurtNYC]

74. The Dunning Kruger Effect strikes again!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect

[Erose999]

75. Who is the "boyfriend" who can put up with her shit and enjoys eating food thats been spit/pee'd on?

[Drale]

76. After I saw this video

I got in an argument with someone because I called this women White Trash. The person I was arguing with claimed that calling someone White Trash is like calling someone a N**er. Complete Bullshit, White Trash is a lifestyle choice, N**er is used by racists to describe African American's because they hate them. What does everyone else think?

[Sheldon Cooper]

78. The term white trash is offensive, because the assumption is that all blacks are trash

so you have to use the adjective to differentiate when you are referring to a white person. You've never heard the phrase 'black trash', have you?

[carolinayellowdog]

93. thanks for bringing that up; it is also classist

A term used by upper and middle class whites to refer to poor whites, who are just as inferior to them as poor blacks are; indeed, I've almost always heard the phrase as "poor white trash" to bring the point home.

In the South it's usually descendants of white slaveholders dissing descendants of white non-slaveholders. Who have always been trash because they never had plantations and slaves.

[SlimJimmy]

83. I don't particularly like the term "White trash", I think just saying they are

"completely ignorant a-holes" will suffice as it covers anyone in that category.

[MADem]

79. Racist, crazy and nasty. THE VIEW just showed the video.

They had a few words to say about it, too.

[Floyd_Gondolli]

81. Reminds me of this guy

[JI7]

99. seemed like typical racist piece of shit who thinks it's ok to treat certain people

in a certain way.

[JI7]

100. her boyfriend/fiance is a criminal with Darell Issa type record

<In February 2011, Fort Lauderdale police charged him with reckless driving and with possession of a controlled substance as well as possession of cannabis.

That February wasn't a good month for Hosch. Within weeks of the drug incident, Hosch was charged with three felonies in county court: burglary of an unoccupied structure and two counts of grand theft of a motor vehicle. (He pleaded no contest to all counts and was put on probation for 18 months.)

According to the incident report, a storage unit owned by Wesley Martin on SW Seventh Avenue had been burglarized, and two dirt bikes were stolen. Hosch, then 21, and Robert Brown, 22, were both charged with three felonies, according to the police report. >

http://blogs.browardpalmbeach.com/pulp/2013/06/taylor_chapman_local_racist_wh.php?page=2

[Enrique]

104. his punishment is being with her

did you hear what she said, "'they're going to piss in my food, I know it, so I'm not going to eat it, I'll give it to my boyfriend."

[arely staircase]

112. she's a keeper!

nt

[Niceguy1]

102. acting like a fool

Fast food places seems to be a trend lately...all thos attention might be encouraging it.

[arely staircase]

113. I'm getting a very methy feeling from her

the manic demeanor and incredible lack of judgment.

[Quantess]

115. I think she's on substances, too.

meth or bath salts or something like that.

[FreeState]

148. +1 Meth n/t

[HiPointDem]

122. omg, what a self-absorbed woman. and she's studying law. good luck getting a job with that

mouth & that intelligence.

gob-smacked by the narcissism and sheer obliviousness.

"I have my bachelor's degree in Business & Marketing and I am working towards my JD in Law now."

https://twitter.com/_TaylorChapman

[duuser5822]

140. She needs to see a shrink

Seriously. She's obviously mentally ill.

[Baitball Blogger]

143. There's a bar in Florida where she'll never have to buy herself another drink.

Hell, there's too many bars in Florida where she'll probably drink free.

This is Florida. Welcome to the Repub agenda.

[abelenkpe]

149. She'll probably find fame as one of the

Faces of Meth

[Poll_Blind]

153. I just saw this last night. "I have a business degree!" What a fucking freak.

Seriously, that lady is fucking cray cray.

Super cray cray.

PB

[Jamastiene]

157. Didn't her parents ever teach her the golden rule of eating out?

Be nice to the people who serve your food, because you don't see what goes on before they bring your food out. Always be nice to them. Plus, it is common courtesy. You don't have to cook. They do it for you and serve it right up to you. FFS, how much easier can it get?

Her racist tirade just makes her look bad, not Dunkin Donuts.