Imagine being a professional reporter and having your name on *this* byline

[Dennis Donovan]

Link to tweet

Not a clip to include in your resume...

[Karadeniz]

1. What was his purpose? Destroy a Whole Foods? If he had wanted to solve the problem,

He'd have had a chat with the manager then and there.

[Blue_true]

3. I think that the guy was just hungry. nt

[Dennis Donovan]

4. I have a hard time blaming someone for their experience

...having experienced similar things.

People are products of their experiences. Help them, but don't hate them until they give you a good reason (like being a MAGAt after all that's come out about the criminality of Trump - at that point, there's willful ignorance happening).

[Blue_true]

2. I never eat at serve yourself places, outside of drink machines.

The reason why is that people don't wash their hands. The homeless man is an extreme, but well dressed and socalled upright people are more dangerous to one's health, they take shits and after wiping, walk right out of the restroom to touch whatever.

[Recursion]

5. It's the New York Post

If they got you to click they did their job. Alexander Hamilton is rolling in his grave. (OK, probably not: it was the equivalent of viciously partisan clickbait in the 1790s too.)

[Dennis Donovan]

7. I posted the tweet, not a link directly to them

See? That's how you BEAT them, Alex!

[tulipsandroses]

6. Lets not forget who owns the NY Post. Same assholes that own Fox News

So instead of offering to buy the man a sandwich or alerting the managers that there was an issue if they were that concerned about food safety. They decided to enjoy their $17 meal buffet meal , film him and then disparage him. Way to go Liz and Aaron. I'm sure the bosses at Fox are looking at moving you up from beat reporter to on air reporters soon

[Gothmog]

8. No real reporter would put their name on this piece of crap

Link to tweet