Teen Worker Pays For Cop's Cookie, Gets Called Racist By Family In Line For Not Paying For Their Cookies TooChris MenahanInformationLiberation Jul. 09, 2017 |
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A teenage worker who payed for a cop's brownie out of his own pocket was allegedly called a "racist" by the family behind the officer in line because he wouldn't buy cookies for them as well. From The Daily Mail: Zachary Randolph, 18, was suspended from his job at a Great American Cookies mall after he bought a police officer a brownie out of his own wages on Sunday.Here's her post: The Great American Cookie company reversed the suspension, writing on Facebook: Thank you all for reaching out. We understand your frustration. This was an unfortunate mistake made at the local store level. The franchisee at Katy Mills Mall recognizes this mistake and is doing everything to try and make it right with the employee. Below you will find an update directly from the franchisee who is currently trying to connect with the employee to fix the situation. Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter and Facebook. |