As a very wise man once said:
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Iâd wager that a good chunk of them are staged for social media
Iâm not speaking specifically for that video but yeah in general a lot of that shit is staged no differently than the âprank videosâ that used to be popular on YouTube.
Donât even need to offer people money to be in it. Just telling them that theyâll be in a viral video on social media is enough.
I donât know, that one WH employee (the one that blocks the chair) looks genuinely hungry for violence.
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The very first one I remember was from a few years ago where some McDonaldâs worker beat the shit out of some woman who jumped the counter. Quintessential FAFO.
Definitely doesnât seem like thatâs the first chair sheâs had hurled at her.
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Iâm assuming she has a drunk mom, a handsy stepdad, and has definitely seen some shit.
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None of yâall are on Black/Southern twitter, eh? Waffle House employees being able to throw hands is basically a meme at this point.
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This is the only reason people Tweet about Waffle House.
Went to Waffle House once in Atlanta for the novelty of it. No real desire to go back again.
When we visited North Carolina my kids asked to visit Waffle House for the sole reason of hoping theyâd see a fight.
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My first acid trip culminated with a trip to Waffle House. We acted like belligerent punks.
Our server kindly treated us as skateboard kids wilding out and not real assholes.
Soul of America.
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Gonna need to show up after midnight for a good shot at that.
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Lot going on here.
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Waffle House was the premiere hangout for me in community college in Mississippi. Endless cup of coffee for 99 cents had me set for infinite emo time.
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You know what the âB.â in âBenoit B. Mandelbrotâ stands for?