Mike in Horseheads Posted October 12 Posted October 12 Did he sprain the ankle "running out" of the bar? Quote
Simon Posted October 12 Posted October 12 7 minutes ago, Mike in Horseheads said: Did he sprain the ankle "running out" of the bar? 2 Quote
FireChans Posted October 12 Posted October 12 51 minutes ago, Johnnycage46 said: Hopefully that isn't the only reason you think it's the right thing to do lol I don't light uncontrollable grease fires at my house. I used to be a firefighter and it's the right thing to do 1 Quote
Mikie2times Posted October 12 Posted October 12 11 minutes ago, Simon said: Always enjoyable. 1 1 Quote
Simon Posted October 12 Posted October 12 19 minutes ago, FireChans said: I don't light uncontrollable grease fires at my house. must… shut……insufferable…..pie hole 1 1 Quote
Jon in Pasadena Posted October 12 Posted October 12 2 hours ago, Billl said: Keon Coleman tried to run out on his tab as well, but they easily caught him from behind. His favorite alc drink is probably Sloe Gin... 1 1 5 Quote
nedboy7 Posted October 12 Posted October 12 Finally the “anti process” guy we been waiting for. 3 Quote
HerdMentality Posted October 12 Posted October 12 He’s an NFL running back… How did they catch him? 🫠 1 Quote
Mister Defense Posted October 12 Posted October 12 (edited) Come on, please read the material you post before creating a BS, nasty headline like that. "Accused", as if it was happening now, and not clearly resolved, and "running out", to imply it was an intentional and spurious, criminal act. Loaded and extremely misleading language to lure people in to read this crap. And you give publicity, and lend legitimacy, to what seems to be a radio station not objectively reporting the news, but doing something much different. Later on that same page: 'Full List Of Buffalo Bills Who Have Been Arrested Since 2000', with a big picture of each man. So, a clear agenda there--why decide to stoke the fire? I would be embarrassed for posting this, weeks after it it was clearly resolved. And for that scandalous, sensationalized topic heading, when it is crystal clear from the article that it was a mistake--and was resolved completely. Shameful, but not Cook. Edited October 12 by Mister Defense 4 Quote
WhitewalkerInPhilly Posted October 12 Posted October 12 6 hours ago, pennstate10 said: So, of course, I dont know the entire story here. But, to me, Venu comes off looking poorly for filing charges so quickly. Lets face it, those bottle probably cost $100-150 wholesale. So floating Cook the $$$ for a few weeks shouldnt put them out of business. Seems to me they (Venu) should have made CERTAIN that Cook had been notified, and then given him a week or two before filing charges. On the surface, they (Venu) seem like d!cks to me. Venu is saying that they never filed charges for what it's worth Quote
Gunvald's Husse Posted October 12 Posted October 12 7 hours ago, pennstate10 said: So, of course, I dont know the entire story here. But, to me, Venu comes off looking poorly for filing charges so quickly. Lets face it, those bottle probably cost $100-150 wholesale. So floating Cook the $$$ for a few weeks shouldnt put them out of business. Seems to me they (Venu) should have made CERTAIN that Cook had been notified, and then given him a week or two before filing charges. On the surface, they (Venu) seem like d!cks to me. Leaving aside the fact that it would appear that no charges were filed, why exactly should the comapny have to "float" Cook the money or make CERTAIN (your Caps) he has been notified? Because he is a Bill? Because he is famous? Would you expect them to do all that if it was Joe Bloggs who had absconded (whether witingly or unwitingly) without paying the bill? Why should a company have to incur a loss (even if it is only for "a few weeks") through no fault of their own. If that is your definition of dickish behaviour ... Quote
Just in Atlanta Posted October 12 Posted October 12 Coleman was supposed to pay the bill but he was too slow.. 1 1 Quote
CoudyBills Posted October 12 Posted October 12 11 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said: I have done this before, not $850 but I did go back and pay it back. I used to be a bartender and its the right thing to do. Doesn't the establishment open the tab with your credit card? Any place I ever opened a tab, I did so with my card first. Perhaps that isn't standard practice? Quote
Fan in Chicago Posted October 12 Posted October 12 10 hours ago, Just Jack said: I've dashed without dining, does that count? Story time: Went to a restaurant, was seated right away. We were near the kitchen door on the main path for all the servers to go back and forth. Waited 10-15 minutes (with menus) without a single person stopping to ask for our drink order or anything. Decided to just leave and go somewhere else. That place is no longer in business. I have done that a few times. It is reflection more on the establishment than on you. 12 hours ago, GoBills! said: Walked out on a $850 bar tab maybe he was a little drunk 🧐. Hopefully it was an honest mistake. https://wyrk.com/ixp/11/p/james-cook-venu-buffalo/ How much one drink and eat to run up a bar tab of $1000+??!! Quote
AlCowlingsTaxiService Posted October 12 Posted October 12 I’ve never run a tab at any establishment without them running my card first … so this should have never been an issue in the first place Quote
SoCal Deek Posted October 12 Posted October 12 42 minutes ago, AlCowlingsTaxiService said: I’ve never run a tab at any establishment without them running my card first … so this should have never been an issue in the first place Isn’t that the very definition of a tab? 1 Quote
Orlando Buffalo Posted October 12 Posted October 12 I am very confused by the entire situation, did the business allow him to run up a $1000 tab and not ask for a credit card? Did he think he could drink for free because he is famous, which happens around here sometimes? This story seems like the business is trying to embarrass him, especially if he has paid the bill since. Quote
Matt_In_NH Posted October 12 Posted October 12 37 minutes ago, Orlando Buffalo said: I am very confused by the entire situation, did the business allow him to run up a $1000 tab and not ask for a credit card? Did he think he could drink for free because he is famous, which happens around here sometimes? This story seems like the business is trying to embarrass him, especially if he has paid the bill since. Yes that is exactly what they did. They issued a letter explaining exactly how it all went down from their end. He squashed it, seems shady but it’s a moot issue. Quote
Saxum Posted October 12 Posted October 12 1 hour ago, Orlando Buffalo said: I am very confused by the entire situation, did the business allow him to run up a $1000 tab and not ask for a credit card? Did he think he could drink for free because he is famous, which happens around here sometimes? This story seems like the business is trying to embarrass him, especially if he has paid the bill since. Certainly a way to attract more business from Bills players who tend to be highly paid and spend a lot at bars. Quote
TBBills Fan Posted October 12 Posted October 12 7 hours ago, HerdMentality said: He’s an NFL running back… How did they catch him? 🫠 Coleman was with him 1 1 Quote
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