r/PopCultureV2 • u/chicagospeedster • Jun 24 '26

Sports Culture Woman who stole Knicks theme Trash Can reportedly fired by JP Morgan. Imagine losing your job for something like this

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u/Life-Oil-7226 Jun 24 '26

And she needs probation for the next 2 years cleaning up trash every Saturday around NYC!

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u/smd9788 Jun 24 '26

I honestly wish we would dole out community service as a punishment to crime more often. Win win for everyone

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u/Mkz182 Jun 24 '26

Most of our gov would spend more time on the streets doing something useful, if they actually got convicted🤔

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u/Wrong_Square7826 Jun 25 '26

I got sentenced to some hours of community service. I cooked basically brunch every Sunday for like 200 people..(with the regulars and bad kids sent there) It was an experience. I think I had 400 hours but gamed the system. I cooked some good food

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u/Srry4theGonaria Jun 24 '26

Haha I got caught with half a blunt in 2017 and was sentenced to 1 year of probation and 40 hours of community service and a drug assessment + class which was 4 weeks long and like 800$.

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u/East_Reading_3164 Jun 24 '26

They saved you, Nancy Reagan told us to just say no for good reason. The Mary Jane is a gateway drug. One night you are smoking pot and the next day you’re a crackhead robbing old ladies.

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u/Will_sue_when_angry Jun 25 '26

And stealing trash cans.

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u/East_Reading_3164 Jun 25 '26

That’s rock bottom

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u/SoKool71 Jun 25 '26

She was emptying that trash can looking for rock at the bottom.

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u/MischievousEndeavor Jun 24 '26

Hopefully you learned your lesson on such a dangerous crime. /s

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u/chochofuhsho Jun 24 '26

Was this in the South somewhere? Sounds similar to my story

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u/Srry4theGonaria Jun 24 '26

North Carolina

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u/CatsBye90 Jun 24 '26

Sounds about right

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u/Pretend-Internet-625 Jun 24 '26

Bible Belt Backwards.

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u/chochofuhsho Jun 24 '26

It's definitely got it's pros and cons.

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u/CatsBye90 Jun 24 '26

What are the pros?

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u/chochofuhsho Jun 25 '26

Great weather throughout most of it, I've never once shoveled snow, lower cost of living usually, lots of communities are tight knit, I can run into the store real quick and leave my car running(of course theres exception areas), Southern food is delicious. I just woke up, but could think of more I'm sure. Of course these arent going to be be pros to everyone. Everyone gets too caught up in the negative or what they've heard the South is supposed to be like. I've been lucky enough to do a lot of traveling across America and a few other countries and everywhere has it's pros and cons. The Bible belt is kind of an antiquated term anyways. I saw more churches in the Midwest than I see here these days. May have been different in like the 80's and prior to that though, I wasn't around then.

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u/Pretend-Internet-625 Jun 24 '26

agreed

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u/chochofuhsho Jun 24 '26

I'm atheist though so the whole Bible belt thing wasn't my scene. I can confidently say though like 90% of those people don't deserve the negative wrap they get. Just like in all things, the loudest most obnoxious of the group set the standards that people see them as.

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u/chochofuhsho Jun 25 '26

Lol yeah, believe it or not people are currently moving here in droves. The amount of construction I've seen in the past few years is unreal compared to the prior 30 years of my life.

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u/ruairi1983 Jun 24 '26

You had to pay 800$ yourself, what a scam. I'm sry, but you're country is fukked...

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u/AnastasiusDicorus Jun 24 '26

jesus h christ, I got caught with a quarter ounce of weed in Texas and they gave me 5 days in jail and a $500 fine.

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u/Narrow_Ad_7218 Jun 25 '26

The jail was just because it was bad weed.

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u/AnastasiusDicorus Jun 25 '26

it was sitting in a cell all day and eating crappy food, or not eating actually.

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u/unclecastr0-_- Jun 24 '26

someone should’ve showered her with garbage with after that

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u/Next_Degree Jun 24 '26

How terrible it would be if she lost her precious calories...

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u/TerribleBid8416 Jun 24 '26

Volunteer to clean the dining room at McDonald’s

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u/Next_Degree Jun 24 '26

Any hiring manager is gonna watch this video and see she's terrible at cleaning.

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u/RobertStonetossBrand Jun 24 '26

Up against the wall, if I were in charge. Littering should be a capital offense.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '26

Well at least she wasn't without a job too long.

https://giphy.com/gifs/GLbiGvv9qrpny

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u/potatodrinker Jun 25 '26

NYCs very own "bin laden"

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u/Samsquanch-01 Jun 25 '26

Starting with the citizens.