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Yeah, the big-guy "customer" looks like he could have handled the shooter, but then said "customer" also looks some bad-ass tough guy, i.e., he's probably is in people's faces if they even look at him wrong, or too long. Loud andaggressive as per usual in the 'hood while "keeping it real" (what losers).
Yet in this case, when being a REAL man (instead of some bully-type) would have been VERY useful in stopping the attack (or subduing/holding the shooter for police), the POS big-guy "customer" does absolutely nothing, he just goes on with his business after the robber flees.
What a sorry piece of human trash...the two of them.
I have to hand it to the clerk: She saw the guy aiming at her just in time...most of us probably would have not noticed until it was too late, as it only took second for the guy to shoot at her. Look away from the door for even 2 seconds and you're playing catchup. Not good.
Working a convenience store has to be one of the worst (unsafe) jobs out there...and I bet AS PER USUAL -- which should be against the law putting employees at such riskwith nofear of being held responsible...but it isn't -- the owners couldn't care less about the safety of their employees as this happen ALL THE TIME andNOTHING CHANGESre: improving employees safety/making owners criminally liable. Just more clerks shot, maimed or killed. And more of the same to come.
I guess being a pizza-delivery guy comes in a close second. It's unsafe and you'll also get fired for defending yourself.
-- John D.