You're too tough for me, guy....it's not my fault you were too stupid to not see a blatant joke and took it seriously.

Or then again, perhaps you should worry more about you and less about me?

Just sayin....

Public apology is worse than not saying anything at all. Usually written by someone other than the person who was actually involved in the situation.

If Adams was truly sorry he would have shown it as soon as the kid hit the ground.

His apology was nothing more than attempting to get a lesser punishment.

I thought it was rather humorous in a pile-on sort of way.

But you do you...

Nah, you just need to take Aikmans advice and take yo dress off.

Bullshit. You thought it was real.

So the idea is to always take other people's money whenever possible, even if you don't actually deserve that money.

Lovely world we live in today.

If you say so.....:)

Tell yourself whatever makes you feel good about you......cause you're special

Like I said, you're just too tough for me....man stuff and such....

Kid didn't make the rules. Actions have consequences.

Why should this kid sit around while others profit by playing the game? Because you'll think a little less of him? Pffff.

Your opinion won't change his life or do a damn thing for him. That money will though.

You're simply being a hater right now.

You just described "The Autumn Wind".

Seems you know a thing or two because you've seen a thing or two.

A much bigger and stronger man two hand shoved the kid to the ground and kept walking like he didn't care.

Go find someone in the building you work in that is 60lbs of muscle smaller and see if there are consequences or not.

See that is your problem. It is not about being tough. All you had to do was be man enough to admit it was a mistake. Instead you try to play it off as a joke.

I guess I am.

The kid has a job. He's paying his own bills with his own money. But the American dream now is to take other people's money for negligible reasons, bordering on scamming people, because 'that's the game we're playing.' As if there's some requirement for all of us to be a litigious POS, according to you.

How about this: typically, if you injure a finger at work, the average compensation is about $2000-$5000. Is that enough, or do we need to charge more simply because the kid may have felt some embarrassment. The kid went to the hospital for what? A slightly scuffed butt? What's the ransom for that?

Why would I admit a mistake when you were the one that made an inaccurate assumption?

Instead you pretend to know everything about everything and then get pissy when you find out you're wrong......can't have that :thumb:

Like I said, maybe worry a little less about me and a little more about you.

Good day to you, Kind Sir

Already addressed that.