KFC Teens fired after using sink for a bathtub.

[BTM]

Yet another story for the "I Couldn't Make This s**t Up" department.  Apparently, three girls who worked a KFC in California decided to use an empty sink as a hot tub.  (Keep in mind this is a restaurant, so they have bigass sinks.)  Now, I don't know what's more bizarre about this story, the fact they actually THOUGHT of doing this, the fact they decided to then TAKE PICTURES of themselves doing this, or the fact one of them then decided it'd be a good idea to POST the pictures on their Myspace. 

They put them under a section labeled "KFC Memories" with such insightful caption as, "haha KFC showers!" and "haha we turned on the jets."

Now, I'm sure all of us have done stupid stuff when we were teens, but it's amazing how the age of the internet has allowed dumb antics to a reach a wider audience, instead of just being buried in the midst of time.

Crazily enough, according to the article this occurs four months after some guy was fired for taking a BATH in a sink at the Burger King he worked out and posting a four minute video of it on Youtube.  (Maybe that's where the girls got the idea.)

You can read the article here:
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/us_world/2008/12/11/2008-12-11_kentucky_fried_chicken_trio_photographed.html

[ER]

I saw that. What skanks. Their manager should be fired right along with them.

[ghouck]

Remember the good ol' days when people, kids included, got a job and not only tried to KEEP it, but tried to SUCCEED?

[BTM]

Remember the good ol' days when people, kids included, got a job and not only tried to KEEP it, but tried to SUCCEED?

You know, actually, when I had a job at a fast food place (Dairy Queen) I tried my best to come in with a positive, friendly and upbeat attitude.  I wasn't the fastest worker, but I tried to do my best, but the overall negativity and apathy of my co-workers just began to wear me down, leaving me a depressed husk.

[ghouck]

Yep, your co-workers should have been happy with the job and tried to succeed, or left it for someone else to do, not drag others down with their own shortcomings. Unfortunately, employers often tend to look past those people's shortcomings in exchange for being able to pay them less.

[CheezeFlixz]

Wouldn't this be considered 'Dinner and a Show'?

[Raffine]

Wouldn't this be considered 'Dinner and a Show'?

I was thinking this should be combined with the 'Original or Extra Crispy?' thread.

[sprite75]

My mom said the nursing home she works in this one skank and her boyfriend and another girl thought it would be a good idea to go for a ride in one of the industrial sized dryers on the premises and take a video of the proceedings.  Of course the administrator eventually found out about the video and was, putting it lightly, not at all happy about it.