I like how she's a good Samaritan by giving away coffee that she didn't pay for.BOSTON, MA -A 7-11 worker finds herself off the schedule and out of work after being a good samaritan.......
I'll give him a small cup of coffee. *it costs about $1.13," explain Lins.....
...But then the store owner Romany Youseff came in .....screaming at him asking him if he paid for it."Ava admits lying to stop the argument but the next day she admitted it all to Youseff."I said he did not pay for the coffee. I admitted I had lied and he asked me to pay for it," remember Lins.She did pay but later Ava tells FOX she found herself off the schedule...."
Youseff denies it all.Youseff says, "No no no no no that's not the story... that's not the story."
http://www.myfoxphilly.com/story/250...lping-homeless
Lmao "no no no no no no no no noooooooo"
I kind of agree. I good samaritan would have paid for it right there herself or taken the money out of the help the kid with cancer jar.
How is this gonna complain when she gave away something that wasn't hers. If she took that then what else did she take thinking "It's only $1.13"?
It's not 1.13 for the store, thats just the price they charge. Probably worth it to get the homeless guy out of there
You're right. It's not $1.13 to the store. It's less. It's probably .13. They still lost out on that profit though. Does it say he was chilling in the store?
Think about all the coffee and cups they throw away. I know its the principle, but logically the owner is in the wrong. Most likely its a personal vendetta, or there may be a history of this man mooching off the store. If that's the case, then I can completely understand the owner putting his foot down.
It's the opposite.
Give free coffee, and you are asking for repeat homeless customers asking for more free coffee. Things like this turn around and reduce paying customers.
I would say "you're fired" too!
How's your wife?
7-11 coffee taste like
even though it's irrelevant, how much coffee do they throw away? I'm actually curious.
Not the fresh stuff.
yep
It wouldn't even be that compassionate even if she did pay. It's ing coffee. Get them some food or gatorade or something remotely good for them.
I would have fired her too, even if she paid the $1.13 out of her pocket. No way I want a bunch of ing homeless coming to my store and thinking they can get free .
or water......
Is there anything remotely healthy for them at a 7-11?
I thought that but then again you can get the ol' cup-a-water anywhere anyway. That's why every place has those small clear cups
Plenty of stuff better than coffee. The ing junkie probably couldn't get anything else atm so he settled on the caffeine from the naive gas station clerk
good hearted es are rare these days... hope she finds a decent job somewhere else ( 7-11) or finds a decent dude to get married to.
It certainly is a 1:13. If it was paid for it would be.
Shrink is a huge profit killer for retail. Employees are the biggest culprits.
off, got
No joke, 7-11 eggrolls are amazing
it doesn't matter one bit if they were going to throw some coffee away at the end of a day. a restaurant doesn't give away all their leftover fish for free anyway, even if its about to go bad. its a matter of principle, and you dont want customers to tell others you gave free .
update:
In a striking example of poetic justice, a Massachusetts teenager who says she was fired from 7-Eleven for giving a cup of coffee to a homeless man has landed a new job within days—at a homeless-services organization.
“My lesson learned is that good deeds pay off,” Ava Lins, 19, tells Yahoo Shine. “Do what you believe is the right thing, and stand up for what you believe in. Only good things will come of it.”
http://shine.yahoo.com/healthy-livin...185434376.htmlsuch a good kid, doing a good deed on someone else's dollar. Glad it worked it out for her.
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