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  I watched the tik tok. Dude was an asshole. Glad he was arrested!
context: No matter how bad a place you're in at the moment, you aren't in such a bad place as to think that harassing people at In-N-Out on Christmas Eve is a good use of time.
  Let alone harassing them and then deciding to do the 'I'll wait for you outside' routine. >
  
  He was probably kicked out of his family's celebration and came to take it out on these chill-as-fuck streamers. >
  
  Not mentioned in this article, the suspect also allegedly harrassed some Filipino Americans with racist taunts the next day (Christmas Day) and may face additional charges for that. Source >
  
  He looks so tiny in his car >
  
  Do you find something comical about his appearance when he's driving his automobile? >
  
  It was the largest auto that he could afford. >
  
  Wave to the people. Blow them kisses. >
  
  Ha HA! >
  
  22 stories about Springfield. 
  One down, 21 to go. >
  
  r/ilovereddit >
  
  Customer, animal style. >
  
  Fun fact: “animal style” (and “make it cry”) refer to caramelized onions
  I didn’t know this until I saw Binging with Babbish >
  
  It's got pickles and extra spread too. >
  
  And grilled mustard on the patty. >
  
  I've never had mustard (grilled or otherwise), and the only thing I get is animal style. Is this the 'make it cry that was mentioned above (this is the first I've heard of that one).  It could be that I'm not that observant, but I would think I would taste the mustard. I'm not challenging you, just asking a question. >
  
  Animal style puts mustard on the patty >
  
  Wow. I guess I'm oblivious! Lol. Thanks for the reply! >
  
  
  The suspect was identified by San Ramon's police chief as 40-year-old Jordan Douglas Krah, a Denver resident.
  
  I assumed the guy was some highschooler or early 20s dumbass. But nope, 40 fucking year old, grown ass man. >
  
  Denver resident, with Florida plates, in California, being a racist homophobic ass. Weird. >
  
  Florida plates could mean rental car. A good chunk of rental cars on the East Coast are registered there, and occasionally they'll filter west. >
  
  It’s because of the low registration fees. >
  
  Yea, but there's no yearly sales tax like some states, and importantly, no yearly emissions/vehicle check. >
  
  Not annual sales tax per se, but basically property tax on vehicles (called specific ownership tax.) And yes, it's one of the reasons you see so many out of state plates in Colorado. >
  
  I saw this video when it was first posted and did not expect to actually have justice served. Let this be a notice to other racists out there; the camera is always watching! >
  
  Yeah me too, I'm very pleasantly surprised. >
  
  Here’s the post from yesterday for anyone who didn’t see it.
  Total POS >
  
  "I'm a slave master." What a little bitch. >
  
  Sir, this is an In-N-Out! >
  
  I like how that quote has changed from so much use on reddit. So many people say "sir, this is a Wendy's restaurant" and think it's the original quote from the office. 
  The office quote is almost the same ("Dude this is a Wendy's restaurant") but presents an entirely different attitude >
  
  I honestly had no clue this was the original source of the quote lol >
  
  The interwebs definitely do popularize things beyond the scope of those who enjoy the source material or even medium pretty darn well. >
  
  I finally saw (insert that marvel movie) and finally understood where "I understood that reference" came from. Oh, Cap. >
  
  congratulation dipshit, your entire 40 years on this planet will be boiled down to this moment - when you decided to be a complete fucker to two strangers minding their own business 
  this is your identity now, hope you like it >
  
  You shag a sheep one time and you're a sheep shagger for life. 🐑 >
  
  I heard he fucked an ostrich. >
  
  I heard it was a sick ostrich. >
  
  Allegedly. Still would take three people, though. >
  
  r/unexpectedletterkenny >
  
  See? If he’d just been “In-N-Out” his ass wouldn’t be in jail. But nooooo. Just had to stay awhile, didn’t ya, fella? >
  
  Such a Mcdonald's thing to do >
  
  I wouldn't go that far. Every McDonald's in my city has a sign in the lobby that says something about 30 mins to eat. I'll take a picture next time I see one. >
  
  I saw that video last night. I'm glad he didn't get away with it. >
  
  So.
  Lives in Denver. 
  Gets arrested in California.
  He must be having just a grand ol time in Jail.
  EDIT: was informed they are originally from California but moved to CO in 2020. But hey at least he’s at home in a Californian jail. >
  
  Don't forget the Florida plates. >
  
  Probably a rental car. NBD. >
  
  Oh that's a very good point, didn't think of that. >
  
  Gotta be a real lonely lowlife to be alone at in n out on christmas eve and being racist to people enjoying their time together. >
  
  What's worse is on top of all that he even invited them outside to fight. What a sad life you must lead to do that to teens at that age. Smh >
  
  After the kid said something about I'll date you too and the guy got super hostile. Like how freakin insecure are you?? >
  
  Same energy as “oh? My son murdered 5 people and injured dozens more in a mass shooting? At a gay bar? oh my god I hope he’s not gay!” >
  
  Yea I didn’t need to look up he had been arrested for meth to guess he did meth. >
  
  If it hadn't been trending on social media, the cops would have laughed in their faces if they'd tried to report it. >
  
  Totally agree. This only got noticed because it went viral, otherwise they would have taken a report (maybe) and that would have been the end of it. >
  
  
  Totally agree. This only got noticed because it went viral, otherwise they would have taken a report (maybe) and that would have been the end of it.
  
  That and it happened in San Ramon, a quiet and low crime suburb in the Bay Area................. I could not imagine something like this being investigated in Oakland for example. >
  
  Eh, cops in San Ramon suck still, they used to harass my friends and I all the time even when we weren't doing shit, we had multiple encounters with them simply walking between each-other's houses because clearly any group of teenage boys are up to no good. When I was going to high-school there I had the school shithead do a BB gun drive-by and shoot me in the face, and when I talked to the police about it they immediately started accusing me of having bought drugs from him and being involved in some sort of crime myself (I did not and I was not), they basically started threatening me until my dad told them to fuck off and reminded them I was the victim in that situation.  
  They had literally 0 interest in helping me and honestly made shit way worse. Also shout out officer Carson the SRVPD school resource officer and biggest piece of shit I have ever met. >
  
  can attest to the fact that san ramon/srvusd officers fucking suck >
  
  These assholes just wear me out. >
  
  Save some ass for the rest of us. >
  
  how stupid to have to be to racist against Asians in the fucking bay area!! Hello?! I guess it was his first time there and didnt realize like almost half of the population is asian. I am japanese and my moms family is in the bay area and lived there for years. he picked the wrong part of california to show asian hate >
  
  I grew up in Denver and people are just racist against Asians there. As recently in 2015 I had to explain to a well-meaning Denverite that people are Asian, things are Oriental. Straight-up didn’t know.
  E: I don’t mean to go so hard on Denver. Denver had Domo, until the Instagram set discovered it. But it’s not exactly a diverse place. >
  
  Oriental used to describe people and has fallen into disuse when describing people due to a variety of factors, including racism. Most people would know this if they didn’t live under a rock or have any sort of diversity in their family or social circle >
  
  I'm Filipino born and raised in the Bay Area. About 5 years ago my half Filipino/half white cousin from a Chicago suburb visited the Bay (he was in his mid-20s at the time). When I took him out for boba, he commented, "There's a lot of Orientals here." I was surprised to hear a young person of mixed Asian heritage use that term so casually. >
  
  My mom still uses Oriental to describe herself. It was considered the polite way to refer to Asian people when she was growing up and she doesn’t understand why/how the term changed to being offensive. >
  
  You have to be a special type of dumb motherfucker to come out from Colorado (obviously to visit family), verbally harass people on friggin’ Christmas, then expect to be bailed out of the county jail. >
  
  If you're convicted of Hate Crimes under CPC §422.6(a), the penalty may be:
  A term of up to one (1) year in a county jail; OR,
  A fine of up to $5,000 (five-thousand dollars); OR,
  Both jail time and a fine. >
  
  I'm actually curious. This is an honest question; I'm not trying to defend the scumbag or anything: Can you really be arrested for saying stuff? Isn't that covered by free speech? Of course, one has to live with the consequences of what they say (e.g. being canceled, hated, publicly ostracized, etc) but I thought that everyone had a constitutional right to voice their (scumbag lowlife) opinions if they wanted to?
  Edit: Thank you everyone for the clarification. I now understand that expressed racism is protected by free speech but threatening people is not and that the aforementioned scumbag threatened the other customers. >
  
  People are allowed to say what they want but are not allowed to threaten people. In the video the guy who was antagonizing the people eating asked the dude to step outside and was waiting for them to come out. >
  
  Dude was waiting for them outside the restaurant after the initial exchange. It wouldn't surprise me if he gets tied to another unsolved assault or murder. >
  
  Reports yesterday indicated he may have harassed some other people earlier.  It sounds like he was escalating and headed towards something violent.  This is going to happen more as the right wing propaganda revs these people up to commit random acts of terrorism. >
  
  I couldn't agree more. But the Right and their followers are too stupid to comprehend any of this and only see themselves as justified. They're literally just too stupid. You cant coexist with these people. They'll make sure of that. Civil War is right around the corner. >
  
  Except it won't look like civil war. It'll look like George A. Romero's The Crazies. Strange one offs of hatred based violence, more and more until its not one offs, its full on crazies. >
  
  Can’t believe the number of people on here who think face to face taunts and threats are covered by the first amendment. 🤡 >
  
  You know they say, right-wingers are stupid and often lack critical thought 🤷‍♂️ >
  
  They do often say that, but, what can ya do 🤷 >
  
  Use more emojis 🙆‍♀️ >
  
  Videos like this makes me concerned for my kids. They both look like those kids doing the streaming. (And they were minding their own business) >
  
  If you don’t like Asian people, get the fuck out of this country. >
  
  Yeah that dude should just go back to where he came from. >
  
  Maybe he lived in the dumpster behind in-n-out. >
  
  Wild. I saw this vid posted here yesterday. >
  
  So did I and I was really hoping that the kids, or someone else, called the cops. They kept saying that he was outside staring in at them, and with the threat of "I'll see you outside" I would have taken that POS seriously. >
  
  It was posted on tizzyent's multiple SM accounts.  The idiot didn't stand a chance of getting away with it after that. >
  
  I'm in the bay area close to where this In-N-Out is located.  I immediately fired this off to TizzyEnt, so glad he posted it.  Fucking love TizzyEnt.  He's one of the few good things left on Twitter. >
  
  so happy to see that racist piece of shit arrested. bothering and harassing good people for literally no reason. rot in prison fuck head >
  
  They handled this really well.  Don’t back down, enjoy your food, and let the company take care of it. Seems like In-N-Out handled this well.
  Edit: Spelling is hard >
  
  In N Out is really quite an exceptional company from everything i've seen. They have exceptionally high quality for the fast food industry. Their prices are lower than you'd find at McDonalds and Burger King. They have incredibly high wages(relative to the industry as a whole. I think the starting rate is about $22-$25/hr for that san ramon location). They seem to have quite low staff turnover, and also the staff are always really on point and helpful. I've been to In-N-Out probably in the 100s of times, and I don't think i've ever had my order messed up, except once, when they gave me animal fries instead of regular fries, and while I don't like animal fries as much as the regular person, as order fuck ups go, it's a pretty good one.
  My only complaint is that they haven't added a "California style" burger with avocado and bacon. >
  
  From now on whenever someone Google's Jordan Douglas Krah this will be the only thing that comes up for him