[1rudeboy]

Perceiving that someone else is “trying to get an attitude” is not a crime on their part.

[chris37]

Gyeah, but if dey got out dey caw or try to get up out dey seet, den you can whoop ass on dem.

[presently no screen name]

Perceiving that someone else is “trying to get an attitude”

And there is plenty of that going around these days, so it's not hard to believe. He might be more concerned about his hamburgers having spit on them.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

:: Perceiving that someone else is “trying to get an attitude” is not a crime ::

Unless, of course, you use “the ‘N’ word” with your attitude. Then, it is a federal crime.

[freedumb2003]

Perceiving that someone else is “trying to get an attitude” is not a crime on their part.

Apparently it is. See State of Fla v. Zimmerman

[PAR35]

Fraud is a crime. If they charged him for 7 and just gave him 6, there is evidence of a crime. I wouldn’t prosecute it because you probably couldn’t prove intent, but there’s enough there to start an investigation.