After a woman hurled her Chipotle order at an employee in a viral outburst, a judge handed down an unusual sentence: instead of serving full jail time, she must work at a fast-food restaurant.
The punishment is meant to teach empathy and show the realities service workers face. Supporters say it’s a creative way to change behavior, while critics question if it goes far enough. Either way, the case has sparked a national conversation about respect for frontline workers.
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