[nickcarraway]

He bought pies he didn’t need or want because of poor conditions in a restaurant. Instead of prompting the business to change the conditions, he rewarded them, which will give them financial incentive to prolong those conditions. Meanwhile. he miscalculated his precious resources in a misguided attempt at spite. The road to serfdom lies ahead.

[1rudeboy]

Dude. We're talking about 20-30 bucks here, not 20-30 million. And you are in no position to dictate to him how he chooses to spend his money.

[Mears]

“The road to serfdom lies ahead.”

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Good lord,aren’t you overthinking this?

:-)

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[dmz]

The road to serfdom lies ahead.

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I am so never buying pie again.

[cynwoody]

Meanwhile. he miscalculated his precious resources in a misguided attempt at spite. The road to serfdom lies ahead.

From the article:

The man said he ate some of the pies and gave the rest to his coworkers.

Analyze the transaction properly. He wasn't buying pies. He was buying amusement for himself, his coworkers, and the internet.

[Shimmer1]

I think this guy is clever and I admire him. Especially the part where he bit into a pie, looking right out her. Burger King can’t really do anything about this waste of flesh of a mother, but he made one small action against it. I say Yeah!

[bgill]

Hey, who doesn’t like the guy who brings pie to his coworkers?