Hot tip: Before you deliver a reprehensible verbal hoedown populated with heinous racial slurs, DO double check your pants and phone to make sure you haven’t inadvertently butt-dialed a civilian. On Sunday night in Sanford, Florida, a black customer of American pizza chain Papa John’s discovered a voicemail recording that had been accidentally left on his phone by the pizza delivery guy. The contents of the message, which you can hear below, is a racism tour de force that will leech any lingering faith in humanity you might have.
“Hyuk hyuk,” you can hear the delivery guy chortling before he launches into a disgusting rendition of Mozart’s “The Marriage of Figaro” overture.
Caution: the following video contains language that is highly offensive.
A representative of Papa John’s – the same company that recently discharged a Brooklyn delivery guy for hustling cocaine in pizza boxes – confirmed the video’s authenticity and said the employees involved have since been fired. Papa John’s eponymous ‘John’ – founder and CEO John Schnatter commented left a comment under the video on Youtube stating:
“I am extremely appalled by these former employees’ actions and sincerely appreciate it being brought to our attention. The thinking of these people is counter to mine and my company’s values and we will not tolerate it. We immediately terminated those involved and will continue to educate all on our team. I personally have? reached out to the customer to share my deepest apology.”
This is just the latest incident in a series of ‘Racists Exposed Through Mobile Technology’, which also includes John Galliano Says “I Love Hitler”, World’s Most Vulgar Person Located On Sydney Train, and Awful Australians Filmed Hurling Racist Abuse On A Bus.
Via Daily Dot
