The prison he’s at has the other inmates saying “FREE HIM”. They said he’s in bad conditions, but that he’s safe. Ain’t nobody trying to hurt that dude.
Opti-nihilist
Ironically his arrest may have only gave him more support. And that manifesto? Bruh he straight up wrote what the majority of Americans having been thinking for the last several years.
TheAmbienceWarden
First mistake: trusting the cops/feds to follow through with a deal without a bunch of strings attached.... that's the
brodrickflowers
This is why our English teachers were so adamant about listening and reading comprehension.
xAnononAx
Bro if his family IS connected to insurance companies, that makes his actions even more on point. He's connected and he STILL hates them!
HidanoKyoku
I work at a prison. A few years ago, a guy was driving around and shooting at people on the freeway. Victims get a description of the guy and his truck. Crimestoppers offers a large award "for information leading to the arrest."
One day, one of my correctional officers is driving with his family and dude drives up and shoots at him! C/O yells for everyone to get down. He calls 911, reports the incident and follows the gunman until he pulls over at a gas station. Dude thinks he's gotten away and goes in to buy a snack. C/O, still talking to police, quietly clears the gas station (gets everyone to drive off). A C/O is licensed law enforcement and he has a concealed carry permit and was carrying. Police show up and they all work together to arrest the gunman.
Happy ending...sort of.
C/O calls Crimestoppers to get his money. They tell him "NO, BUT HELL NO!" They turned him down because he was a victim, called 911/law enforcement, and was involved in the takedown. They only pay "for INFORMATION that LEADS to an arrest." They told him that next time, call them FIRST and THEY will call the police, and stay out of it.
I'll never donate another dime to Crimestoppers.
danaeads
Damn the ultimate “just put the fries in the bag sir”
OfficialDjTalksick
This employee messed up the rest of their life to support a system that robs them daily.
JebusHypocristosX
We live in the lamest cyberpunk dystopia imaginable.
Alzir-nm
The McDonalds employee underscores the way the ruling class still controls the working class. That employee literally proved Luigi’s point.
mithilbhoras
Bro, when you're on the run. Fast food chains are the worst place to go. They're are filled with employees who are bored to death, and underpaid. You'll actually look for suspicious shit, just to kill time. Drug deals, and fights are the highlight of your day.
ATGaming-bqvq
A worker being scammed when snitching on a guy who persecuted scammers. Ahw, ain't that just beautifully poetic.
wauchi
I’m glad that people are talking about what’s happening to the tipster. Because it’s a glaring example of what doing a favor for the rich will get you. Paperwork, hate mail and debt.
shantakidd
HIS NETFLIX SERIES ABOUT TO BE LEGENDARY💯
thMoore
That snitch really thought she was good. Not only is she most likely not getting any money but she's getting jumped too 😭😭
rb
"But Mario, I've been there! To the Mushroom Kingdom! I threw a fireball at King Koopa!"
"Luigi. That wasn't an anthropomorphic turtle dragon. That was a health insurance CEO. You assassinated a CEO in the streets of Manhattan in broad daylight."
Eidako
Yup. His parents owned end of life care facilities. He's been witness and beneficiary to the suffering for profits his whole life. His conscience made him do it. Good on him.
lannynavitka
Damn, they hit her with the fine print.
prod.byjoker
As an Italian, here in Italy, where for reference we have the best healthcare in the world alongside france, the healthcare is getting, let's say, "americanized", so this is important not just for the U.S.A. but also for pretty much nearly everywhere in the world where the system scams and can kill you, like you said, "legally".
nicolopanti
Not paying the worker was a big mistake by the establishment, because the next time something like this happens, and it will... nobody is going to trust that they'll get paid for turning the assailant in.
