Jack McBrayer Visits Rudest Hot Dog Stand in Chicago, Returns with Reinforcements: VIDEO
Conan O'Brien sent the most polite person he could think of, 30 Rock's Jack McBrayer, to the rudest hot dog stand in Chicago, The Wiener Circle. After McBrayer was bullied by the staff, he returned with reinforcements.
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NAT, Huh???? What "customers called the staff every reprehensible racist thing under the sun"??? Please, provide evidence of that.
You obviously watched a different video than I did. Contrary to your claim, not once did any one use the "n word"!!!!
It's fascinating to me that you have perceive this in such racial terms and see the workers at The Wiener's Circle as "simply learning to live with the abuse" from snothead whites.
The absolute inaccuracies of your post reveal much more about you than the employees at The Wiener's Circle.
Posted by: AARONYC | Jun 17, 2012 9:14:21 PM
"You obviously watched a different video than I did. Contrary to your claim, not once did any one use the "n word"!!!!"
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Y'know, normally I try to be sanguine. But I'm going to go through this point by point, since you seem to be lacking essential comprehension skills.
1: The establishment exists outside of a television clip.
2: In real life, i.e. outside a sanitized television program, the place has a well-documented reputation for a) a rude staff that will treat customers like dirt afterhours; b) customers - usually young drunk white college kids - who get off on saying incredibly racist things.
As I stated, during my sole visit to said establishment, it didn't take long before (read: 15 seconds) before I was being called a faggot, despite not engaging in the typical racist crap that goes down there on a REGULAR FREAKING BASIS.
"It's fascinating to me that you have perceive this in such racial terms and see the workers at The Wiener's Circle as "simply learning to live with the abuse" from snothead whites."
It's fascinating to me that your grasp of the world only extends to brief television clips.
Now, I've just been the one time, because as I said, I don't really want to give business to a place that thinks it can get away with calling me a faggot. And I'm not a Chicago native. But there is a bevy of clips, no doubt a Wikipedia article, and doubtless many, many travel accounts documenting similar experiences.
So what I suggest is that you scurry off and do some actual research before you seem fit to spout another comment about something you clearly know NOTHING ABOUT.
Posted by: Nat | Jun 18, 2012 12:47:10 AM