Kentucky Fried Chicken trio photographed turning sink into hot tub

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Kentucky Fried Chicken trio photographed turning sink into hot tub

BY NANCY DILLON
DAILY NEWS WEST COAST BUREAU CHIEF
Updated Thursday, December 11th 2008, 2:44 PM
Record Searchlight After putting the photos up on MySpace, one of the unidentified girls listed herself as a 17-year-old worker at the Anderson KFC near Redding.

Record Searchlight

LOS ANGELES - They serve fast food, but they're slow learners.
Four months after a Burger King employee lost his job for taking a bubble bath in a restaurant sink, three scantily clad teens were fired when they turned a basin at their northern California KFC into their personal hot tub.
They landed in hot water with the chicken chain's management when one of the bikini-clad dimwits made the same mistake as the Ohio Burger King employee - she posted photos of the dippy escapade on MySpace.
The photos included captions such as "haha KFC showers!" and "haha we turned on the jets," and were filed under a gallery called "KFC moments," according to the Record Searchlight newspaper in Redding, Calif.


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[Food Network Fan]

What is wrong with these people?

[Bentley Green]

What is wrong with these people?

Here are a few words; Stupid, crazy, insane, nuts and outrageous.

That should do it.

Wasn't this incident broadcast in the news a while back earlier this year? I think a man did it alone back then. He was fired, I believe.

Oh yeah, it WAS at a Burger King. Is this becoming a trend of some sort? I hope not.

Imagine going into one of these restaurant chains' outlets to order up some food and you catch a glimpse of someone bathing in the kitchen sink? How revolting!! Wendy's, McDonald's, Taco Bell - you're next!

[bakerman]

Their parents must be so proud.

[ibcheft]

butcher, baker, and candle stick maker, three in a tub. Wonder what these three call them selves ? I will be nice and not even go there. Well at least they had some clothes on. What is it these days with kids, heck by the time I was 17, I had graduated, was making my way into life. these kids just seem to keep playing like they were 3 or 4 years old.

[Bentley Green]

Their parents must be so proud.

Yeah, I'm even surprised that they didn't join them or cheer them on!

What, they don't have a bathtub or shower stall at home?

And BTW, I don't like their chicken anyway. it's tainted with too much blasted salt!

I've had better. Popeyes for one, seems to have far less salt and I also like their catfish!

[bakerman]

butcher, baker, and candle stick maker, three in a tub. Wonder what these three call them selves ? I will be nice and not even go there. Well at least they had some clothes on. What is it these days with kids, heck by the time I was 17, I had graduated, was making my way into life. these kids just seem to keep playing like they were 3 or 4 years old.

I know what you mean, I was taking life far more seriously at their age. Don't worry their is hope, working in grocery retail we do see a few really good kids come through.

I guess that life has been way too easy for many of this generation, and since so many adults see no reason to accept personal responsibility why should they?

[Pluff Mudder]

What is it these days with kids, heck by the time I was 17, I had graduated, was making my way into life. these kids just seem to keep playing like they were 3 or 4 years old.

At age 17 I was married, going to college and working. No time for such foolishness.

I guess that life has been way too easy for many of this generation, and since so many adults see no reason to accept personal responsibility why should they?

A lot of kids at this age have had everything given to them and not really had to work for it. Nor have they had to take responsibly for their actions because mom and dad bail them out. They're going to find out the hard way that the real world isn't all fun and games.

[BerryBaby]

Won't that look on their resumes! Geesh, apparently they were attention seekers and knew they would get on the news.

The media needs to stop showing these stories. This isn't news, it's just rewarding bad behavior with coverage and air time.

The parents need to step in and do some major disciplining!