Cruci in the 90's

[Rhun]

cruci getting free fast food

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnBL_oB54gA

[Cruci]

lol, thats a damn good idea.

[Sly]

was cruci even alive in 1990?

[Cruci]

89 hombre

[Cruci]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7kqa1SkDgc

this looked promising, except that you almost always pay before you get the bag, maybe you could get double for one price though if they're decent enough to give you waht was stolen?

[Veloz]

that kid is fat and dumb, and should die.

[kiter]

sounds like him too

[kiter]

this idiot prob. spent more gas driving around then his ingenious idea of getting free fast food. good idea u cheap fuck.

[Tina]

My sister and I were guilty, about six years ago, of calling Wendys when we were hungry and broke and complaining about orders we never actually placed to get written in the book for new ones. That's actually the easiest way to get free food. One time we ordered over $40 worth of takeout from Sonnys BBQ and the potatoes were rotten inside, so I called to bitch and they replaced the *entire meal* - WITHOUT asking for the receipt. It dawned on me that if I really wanted to, I could eat their expensive crappy BBQ for free monthly or so. But I can't be that dishonest.

[Rhun]

Originally Posted by kiter

this idiot prob. spent more gas driving around then his ingenious idea of getting free fast food. good idea u cheap fuck.

if this was in regards to the video i posted, it was in 1990, so the price of gas was probably pretty cheap

go go google, this was an easy find

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i'm sure he didn't drive far, so at the most he probably used a gallon of gas (and i doubt it was even that much) so he spent $1 on gas for his meal