Are there good reasons to pull out a gun and shoot someone? Sure. If someone is trying to rob your store, go for it. If someone is attempting to break into your house, let 'r rip. If you happen to be present when some oxygen-stealing waste of space decides to go on a psychotic rampage, "I'm your huckleberry."

But if you're going to pull out a gun and shoot someone over poor service at a McDonald's, you should probably burn in hell. I take that back. Not probably--You should absolutely burn in hell. And frankly, so should anyone nonchalantly shrugging it off.

It was all over some cold French fries at a New York McD's. Of course, it's in New York. Lisa Fulmore received cold fries, and after she had asked for new fries, the snotty little punks just laughed her off, and she was upset. She had reason to be upset. She paid for the food. She should have gotten what she paid for. But it's also just French fries, and they're also just McDonald's employees.

Well, she told her son, who she was on the phone with--and I don't know whether she called him for this reason or if she was already talking to him, the New York Post isn't quite clear about this--she told him, "They in this McDonald's playing with me."

Her son decided the right course of action was not to tell his mother to complain to corporate or just get over it--it's just fries, remember. No, he said he was on the way.

When he arrived, he accosted the staff, telling one boy to come outside. "You all gotta back off my mother."

Fulmore's son went outside. And while the employee didn't immediately take the invite, after changing clothes, he approached Fulmore in the lobby asking where her son went before going outside. Moments later there was a gunshot.

Fulmore's son shot the boy in the head. Over French fries...

Her son has since told her that "he gotta do what he gotta do." Because what one gotta do after getting cold fries is kill someone...

But he's not the only piece of garbage. Fulmore is also a piece of work, telling the Post, "There was no reason for him to go outside looking for somebody. Whatever happened outside, you caused that to happen."

It would seem everyone in this story is pretty awful, which, if generalized, would lead on to believe that everyone in New York--or at least the majority of people--are just garbage human beings. Maybe that's why New York is a dumpster fire. A dumpster fire filled to the brim with garbage people.

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