McDonald's Employee Hides Pot Stash In Happy Meal Box, Gives Happy Meal To Child
"Daddy, I got two toys in my happy meal!"
We realize that you have to disguise your stash when you go to work, but hiding your pipe, marijuana and lighter in a happy meal box is a dangerous idea. Why?
You might hand your stash right out the drive through window. That's what one McDonald's employee in Ottawa, Illinois did, and as you might imagine, everyone—even the police chief — is laughing at him. The employee is a 17 year-old high school senior, he's been arrested and charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. From FoxChicago:
"Police admit that many in the town find the incident... funny.Oh, Illinois! We miss you and your perpetually stoned populace. —MEGHANN MARCO
Police Chief: "I'd be rather surprised if at any time in the rest of my career I see something like this happen again."
Happy Meal Sold With Pot, Pipe and Lighter [MyFoxChicago] (Thanks, Matt!)
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HA!!! A kid that I graduated high school with got arrested in 1997 for selling pot through the McD's drive through... http://www.cnn.com/US/9701/29/fringe/crime.burger/index.ht...
Wow, I know it's kind of funny, but this is truly a testament to the ineptitude of our young generation. That kid better get used to working at McDonalds for a VERY long time.
It's at the point now where nobody even thinks of that stuff as a drug anymore, but it is. And before i get flamed for the previous statement, let me just say that I attended an art school for 4 years, and have seen the myriad stupid shit that the stuff can do to a person...
@othium: It was probably the red-eyed guy who said, "HEY! MY WEED!" when the infuriated parents walked in brandishing the bag!
@Hawkins: Thinking you could successfully tax pot is almost as unrealistic as thinking this government would ever decriminalize ANY drug. There's a reason it's called "weed", it grows like one. Taxes on tobacco worked because it's hard to grow and needs significant infrastructure, you can't just plant some of your own.
@gone725: from the story you linked to (CNN 01/29/97):
"Obviously, this is something we will just not tolerate," said Jane Hulbert, a spokeswoman for Oak Brook, Illinois-based McDonald's. "Certainly this is an isolated situation. We want to make that very clear."
oh, i don't know jane. seems to be a recurrent theme here, don't ya think??
ROFL to the comments though. i'm gonna get fired.
Sure you can plant your own pot, but it takes an insane amount of care, and isn't as easy as say, watering a house plant a couple times a week. And remember, stoners are a lazy folk. It's much easier to go out and buy something that's ready to go then to take the time and make it yourself.
@meghannmarco:
@samuraimonkey:
if it didn't happen in ottowa, i'd be thinkin they're from homewood or flossmoor...
Ah... America's youth working hard.
@TJK Superstar: Maybe the parents are suing because they asked for the half oz. instead of the 8th?
@othium: ...If you have every worked at a retail place .. or any place for that matter USSSUUAALLLLYY people have employees scheduled to be at a ceirtan station. I couldnt help but scoff at your comment. Sorry
@TinaB: Easy as they say ? In a place called DIAMOND BAR in California where I live, there has been four houses that were gutted just for growing weed. Millions of dollars worth. Just plants. If these people got away with this for a while, I dont see how hard it could be.
@Raachie: No offense taken. When that show "COPS" is on TV I can't believe the stupid things people confess to when confronted by police.
I have worked in retail and also restaurants and I do know that work stations are assigned to certain people, but if anyone else has access to the same station the only way this person could have been charged is if he confessed. While working as a Home Health Care worker, I found some drugs in a consumers room just sitting out in the open. My supervisor was in the same room talking to me and saw them as well. She called the police and when they showed up he merely confiscated the drugs and asked if anyone else had access to the room and if the door was open when we found it. Yes to both questions. Result: no charges. The officer said since the area where the drugs were discovered had several other people in and out of it that it would be too difficult to charge any specific person and not worth the trouble for a small amount of drugs.
Personally, I couldn't care less if a quadriplegic has a joint once in a while. I probably would too.





















That's my kinda Happy Meal.