Dispensary Corner 21 Nov 13
November 21, 2013
The operator of a London
casino has plumbed a new low
in political incorrectness, by
advertising for six so-called “door
dwarves” to become bouncers.
The diminutive security guards
will “bring a smile to people’s
faces” when they visit the
Hippodrome Casino, according to
ceo Simon Thomas.
“Nobody messes with a dwarf,”
he told the UK Telegraph.
Advertisements for the new
roles state that duties will include
door control and customer
relations, adding that “we
welcome applications from those
under 4ft 10 inches”.
Donuts were such an issue for
a Florida, US man that he has
been arrested for impersonating
a policeman in an attempt to get
some of the sweet treats for free.
48-year-old Charles Barry
allegedly flashed a fake badge
to staff at a Dunkin’ Donuts
drive-through on a regular basis,
demanding a police discount.
Occasionally he would turn
up with his family and also ask
for a special deal, with staff at
the outlet eventually becoming
suspicious and calling the police.
A surveillance operation was
launched which caught the
impostor in the act, with Barry
telling investigators “I did a stupid
thing” according to a sherriff’s
report.
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