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I think the co-worker was caught off guard versus the defender probably knew something was going to happen to him soon. The co-worker eventually caught on with the severity of the situation which is exactly when the 2 bad guys bugged out.
That co worker is worthless. That is your partner your job and his lively hood too. He could at minimum held back the other guy not just randomly shove him. Sad
I dont blame him for not stepping in. First of all he's at work, so he can get fired. Second, it's not his responsibility, just because it's your friend, third, maybe he just doesn't like fighting, it can be really scary. I would of done the same, I don't like fighting. (It's different if someone hits you)
In reference to the "co-worker:" Regardless of the co-worker's fighting "skills" (or lack thereof), he is 100% NOT the person you want watching your six.
From experience, I can tell you "Beard-Boy" has never thrown or taken a punch in his entire candy-a** life. I wonder what Beard-Boy would have done if BOTH attackers had knocked out Victim #1 and then turned their focus on him. Something tells me Beard-Boy would have left his downed partner, blasted out the front door while running up the street screaming for someone to help himself.
Had I been the co-worker: I would have dialed 911 and immediately laid the mobile phone on the counter for the 911 operator to listen in. Then, I would have grabbed Attacker #2 by his backpack and thrown him backward onto the floor. Seconds after that, Attacker #1 would have felt a powerful chokehold and then lights out.
I disagree with you, John, about "having a talk" with Beard-Boy because it would be a waste of time. Cowards will ALWAYS offer justification for being cowardly, and cowards will ALWAYS be cowards — that's what they do.
I fight/wrestle with my ten year old and eight year old every single chance I get. I’m a monster compared to whatever they’ll face because that’s what my dad did with me… and it worked!
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Thats just the T Mobile initiation. Now he's in.
Coworker needs to turn in his man card. My friend gets double teamed, I'm going in no matter what.
I do feel like the coworker could have done more to discourage the fight from continuing but he did seem to watch the second bad guy.
Manager is a pussy
What a puss his coworker is didn’t even lift a hand 🤚 to help
Definitely, the coworker could've done something, at least try to retrain the guy with the backpack. Coworker definitely a coward.
I think the co-worker was caught off guard versus the defender probably knew something was going to happen to him soon. The co-worker eventually caught on with the severity of the situation which is exactly when the 2 bad guys bugged out.
That co worker is worthless. That is your partner your job and his lively hood too. He could at minimum held back the other guy not just randomly shove him. Sad
Co worker should have at least started SCREAMING OMG 😱 OMG 😱 OMG 😱
That's why you don't have friend with a beard and skinny jeans. It's like an electric motor in an 89 Trans Am.
After all that… I bet T-Mobile still fired him. 🤦🏿♂️
You can never count on anybody but yourself in a fight and you better be able to count on yourself
I dont blame him for not stepping in. First of all he's at work, so he can get fired. Second, it's not his responsibility, just because it's your friend, third, maybe he just doesn't like fighting, it can be really scary. I would of done the same, I don't like fighting. (It's different if someone hits you)
Two anti-racist New York liberals attacking a black guy at work…nothing to see here.
PS co-worker needs a split lip.
In reference to the "co-worker:" Regardless of the co-worker's fighting "skills" (or lack thereof), he is 100% NOT the person you want watching your six.
From experience, I can tell you "Beard-Boy" has never thrown or taken a punch in his entire candy-a** life. I wonder what Beard-Boy would have done if BOTH attackers had knocked out Victim #1 and then turned their focus on him. Something tells me Beard-Boy would have left his downed partner, blasted out the front door while running up the street screaming for someone to help himself.
Had I been the co-worker: I would have dialed 911 and immediately laid the mobile phone on the counter for the 911 operator to listen in. Then, I would have grabbed Attacker #2 by his backpack and thrown him backward onto the floor. Seconds after that, Attacker #1 would have felt a powerful chokehold and then lights out.
I disagree with you, John, about "having a talk" with Beard-Boy because it would be a waste of time. Cowards will ALWAYS offer justification for being cowardly, and cowards will ALWAYS be cowards — that's what they do.
I fight/wrestle with my ten year old and eight year old every single chance I get. I’m a monster compared to whatever they’ll face because that’s what my dad did with me… and it worked!
Had a similar situation where my friend walked away instead of helping, didn’t see him in the same respect after. Friend was twice my size too.
His Co-Worker is fine, I understand he didn't know what to do.
black dude fkd em both up