Fascinating on many levels...

[coylh]

Fascinating on many levels...

http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051009/NEWS01/510090392

Summers said later that "Officer Scott," who stayed on the telephone, giving his orders, sounded authentic. He said he had "McDonald's corporate" on the line, as well as the store manager, whom he mentioned by name. And she thought she could hear police radios in the background.

Summers shook each garment, placed it in a bag and took the bag away. "I did exactly what he said to do," Summers said of her caller.

It was just after 5 p.m., and for Ogborn, hours of degradation and abuse were just beginning.

 

[Cacique500]

Wow...that's really messed up!

 

[Devonai]

Retired FBI Special Agent Dan Jablonski, a Wichita, Kan., private detective who investigated hoaxes for Wendy's franchises in the Midwest, said: "You and I can sit here and judge these people and say they were blooming idiots. But they aren't trained to use common sense. They are trained to say and think,`Can I help you?'"

Wow, so a few weeks of corporate training can negate years of positively reinforced, self-actualizing defensive conditioning from one's parents?

Kids still get that kind of conditioning, right?

 

[CAnnoneer]

When people reduce themselves to sheeple, there is no end to the misery that wolves would visit upon them...

 

[ka50]

sheepies...