When you expect fried chicken and find $4,500 free cash instead

[MAD]

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He just wanted some fresh, hot chicken when he complained about the status of his Bojangles order. However, when he received his new bag of food, he didn't get chicken; he got $4,500 in cash plus bank deposit slips.
When he stepped inside of the Bojangles and returned the money to the manager, he wasn't given the hero's welcome that he imagined. After he asked the manager what would have happened if he hadn't returned the money, "“He told me in an arrogant, nasty attitude being disrespectful saying that, ‘And we would have called the authorities on you, too.'"
He was eventually offered a meal and a tailgate party, but Minor didn't feel that was enough. After finally getting through to corporate offices, he was offered a $100 gift certificate. But after the initial reaction from the Bojangles manager, Minor is hoping an apology letter and a cash reward are in his future.

 

[Nerd-Vol]

Haha.

That's why it pays as a business to always be as kind as possible. I'm certain if the manager was more appreciative the gentleman would have been happy with the $100.

Not to say that his current actions are justified.

 

[crusse10]

wait...so like...what the hell happened. How did someone accidentally give a random dude a stack of cash instead of chicken?

 

[crusse10]

so the "good samaritan" says something like "what would have happened if I didn't come in and give you the money" and he gets mad when the manager says that they'd have called the authorities?

 

[Nerd-Vol]

wait...so like...what the hell happened. How did someone accidentally give a random dude a stack of cash instead of chicken?

That's a question right there. How poorly managed is that place that wads of cash are stored in the same containers that you give to customers?

 

[Vol8188]

That's a question right there. How poorly managed is that place that wads of cash are stored in the same containers that you give to customers?

Idk, but I'm going to start eating there.

 

[crusse10]

Idk, but I'm going to start eating there.

but but but the management isn't willing to give away free money to someone for not taking money that doesn't belong to them

 

[volinbham]

weird all the way around including expecting a cash reward beyond the $100 he already got.

 

[MyBloodRunnethOrange]

Sounds like this guy is wanting his 15 minutes of fame for "doing the right thing".

 

[joevol33]

Bojangles is 3 miles from me! I'll be back in a few minutes!

 

[f77f00]

He doesn't deserve an award for doing the right thing. Take your coupon and be happy.

 

[Vol8188]

Bojangles is 3 miles from me! I'll be back in a few minutes!

Are you rich yet? How'd it go?

 

[joevol33]

Are you rich yet? How'd it go?

Dangit! All I got was an extra bisquit!

 

[Vol8188]

Dangit! All I got was an extra bisquit!

Not even a phone number? I'm disappointed in you.

 

[joevol33]

Not even a phone number? I'm disappointed in you.

Haha

 

[Nerd-Vol]

Dangit! All I got was an extra bisquit!

Should have returned the extra biscuit and demanded a cash reward.

 

[Nerd-Vol]

Also, can we discuss how brother is still rocking a jerhi curl? That's an issue.

 

[508mikey]

Did the muttonhead that gave him the cash get fired yet ?

 

[pa136761]

It happened to a coworker of mine about 15 years ago in Michigan. He went through the drive thru at a Taco Bell and they gave him a sack with $7500 cash with deposit slips. He took it back inside and they gave him free tacos for a year. The local tv station did a story on him for his good deed.

 

[crusse10]

It happened to a coworker of mine about 15 years ago in Michigan. He went through the drive thru at a Taco Bell and they gave him a sack with $7500 cash with deposit slips. He took it back inside and they gave him free tacos for a year. The local tv station did a story on him for his good deed.

Yeah but that was because he got $7500. Being a good samaritan in that scenario is worth way more than $100. I hope he threatened to go to the news if they didn't give him enough.

 

[utvolpj]

The local tv station did a story on him for his good deed.

Are acts like these really "good deeds"? Keeping the money shouldn't be a consideration for any decent person.

This guy needs to be rewarded for doing what he is supposed to do? They ought to tell him to pound sand

 

[joevol33]

Should have returned the extra biscuit and demanded a cash reward.

Good idea, but sadly its gone!

 

[Jackcrevol]

'im a man of integrity...id like a letter from corporate and some type of cash reward'.

 

[hmanvolfan]

Are acts like these really "good deeds"? Keeping the money shouldn't be a consideration for any decent person.

This guy needs to be rewarded for doing what he is supposed to do? They ought to tell him to pound sand

You must live in a Pollyanna world. There are way more people that would've just kept driving and kept the cash as opposed to the honest folks that do the right thing and bring the money back to the store. The thing that apparently rubbed the guy the wrong way is apparently when he brought the money back the manager wasn't appreciative and had the attitude like you do that's "what he was supposed to do".

 

[crusse10]

You must live in a Pollyanna world. There are way more people that would've just kept driving and kept the cash as opposed to the honest folks that do the right thing and bring the money back to the store. The thing that apparently rubbed the guy the wrong way is apparently when he brought the money back the manager wasn't appreciative and had the attitude like you do that's "what he was supposed to do".

one problem I have is that he admits that he asked the manager what he'd have done had he just driven off, then gets butthurt because the manager said he'd call the cops...as if being robbed by an employee isn't worthy of calling the cops