It took a long time to catch him.
He spent $1200 on Diet Coke in the break room because he is diabetic.
Diabetics saying they need candy.... it's other way around you eat too much sugar.
This story is fake it says they offered him $33,000 in back pay.
When you don't eat enough your blood sugar drops and you need something with sugar in it to avoid passing out.
Can't believe people believe this. No you're too fat stop eating candy.
It's true. My grandmother was old, not fat, with diabetes most of her adult life - and carried around candy, bars, and Coke in case she needed it.
Was she fat
I bet she was fat lol
Moderation is the key, one cookie isn't going to hurt. https://www.cdc.gov/diabetes/treatment/treatment-low-blood-sugar-hypoglycemia.html
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Cookie was actually just her nickname.
This wasn't about a $2 cookie, this was a convenient way of avoiding redundancy pay for a guy on $200k a year for 11 years.
A Kiosk glitch: his debit card was charged $1.89 for the cookie, but Ford wanted it notarized and failed to recognize it as proof.
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It took a long time to catch him.
He spent $1200 on Diet Coke in the break room because he is diabetic.
Diabetics saying they need candy.... it's other way around you eat too much sugar.
This story is fake it says they offered him $33,000 in back pay.
When you don't eat enough your blood sugar drops and you need something with sugar in it to avoid passing out.
Can't believe people believe this. No you're too fat stop eating candy.
It's true. My grandmother was old, not fat, with diabetes most of her adult life - and carried around candy, bars, and Coke in case she needed it.
Was she fat
I bet she was fat lol
Moderation is the key, one cookie isn't going to hurt. https://www.cdc.gov/diabetes/treatment/treatment-low-blood-sugar-hypoglycemia.html
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archive.today mirror | archive.org mirror
Cookie was actually just her nickname.
This wasn't about a $2 cookie, this was a convenient way of avoiding redundancy pay for a guy on $200k a year for 11 years.
A Kiosk glitch: his debit card was charged $1.89 for the cookie, but Ford wanted it notarized and failed to recognize it as proof.