2pm, Bar, company truck, wreck in parking lot of said bar, leaving scene of wreck =

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Regardless of what the laws say, it is ridiculous to blame the bartender. In a free society, we have to treat every individual as a free moral agent, completely responsible for his own actions and completely free to engage in any consensual activity with others without taking responsibility for everything the other party does afterwards. Of course rational self interest comes into play in this kind of situation because as was said, a bartender/whorehouse owner doesn't benefit when his customers go off and get killed... but the blame rests squarely on the guy who voluntarily got $hitfaced, voluntarily decided to drive, accidentally destroyed someone else's property but then voluntarily decided to try to get away without taking responsibility for it, and went on to voluntarily threaten everybody else on the road by driving in this state. Oh, and of course voluntarily doing all this in a truck owned by his employer, trying to show up to work in this state, and still expecting his employer to want to continue their employment relationship. It just boggles the mind sometimes.
 

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What an idiot. Short of a death sentence there's no penalty too harsh for DUI. Glad he got caught and glad he lost his job. Just my opinion. DUI is like playing Russian roulette with other people's lives. Sooner or later the cylinder is going to rotate to a live round.
 

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Regardless of what the laws say, it is ridiculous to blame the bartender. In a free society, we have to treat every individual as a free moral agent, completely responsible for his own actions and completely free to engage in any consensual activity with others without taking responsibility for everything the other party does afterwards. Of course rational self interest comes into play in this kind of situation because as was said, a bartender/whorehouse owner doesn't benefit when his customers go off and get killed... but the blame rests squarely on the guy who voluntarily got $hitfaced, voluntarily decided to drive, accidentally destroyed someone else's property but then voluntarily decided to try to get away without taking responsibility for it, and went on to voluntarily threaten everybody else on the road by driving in this state. Oh, and of course voluntarily doing all this in a truck owned by his employer, trying to show up to work in this state, and still expecting his employer to want to continue their employment relationship. It just boggles the mind sometimes.
.....Afternoon Delight?
 

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We didn't catch the last guy actually drinking or drunk. We had reports he would frequent a certain strip club in the Meridian/Reno area. He shared with a coworker that he was lucky he got called in on a day he hadn't been drinking.

And yes another guy tried to beat a yellow light only to get hit by another vehicle.

Considering the number of vehicles we have on the road and the number of miles they drive every year. Accidents are few and far between. Unfortunately some have to try and break the rules so they can cope with life or drink for whatever reason during the day the come up with.

All I can say is I am thanking God that he didn't kill someone while behind the wheel of our truck. I did my best not to lay into the guy when he came into my office to pick up his last check. Wish I could have had a valid reason to hold it but couldn't do so legally. Although he did have to wait about 20 minutes for me to get off the phone call I was on.
 
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The guy just had a few brews, burnt one and was wanting to knock off a chunk. During which he was the direct cause of a minor vehicle crash, while driving under the influence, then leaving the scene. All this while sposed to be working. What's the big deal??? (just being sarcastic)
Seriously though, I'm not familiar with the blue fox but similar incidents (minus crash) prolly happens several times each day. Makes you wonder.
 

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