Mini Episode - Dild-O-Bear

Hollywood Crime Scene

Rachel Fisher

True Crime, Comedy

4.6 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2022

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Golden Corral, Build-A-Bear Workshop, the And Just Like That finale, and more!

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0:00.0	Hi, welcome to your Hollywood crime scene mini episode.
0:03.0	Hello.
0:03.5	Hi.
0:05.3	Our top story tonight is a story that
0:09.0	Desi tagged me in on Twitter because she thought I was involved with this.
0:15.1	You never know.
0:17.3	I would just like to set the record straight that I was not at the Golden Corral
0:22.7	restaurant in Ben Salem, Pennsylvania this week.
0:26.3	OK.
0:27.3	Participating in the brawl that occurred there.
0:31.6	Let's hear about it.
0:33.2	This is from the Washington Post.
0:35.8	The War of Words escalated the second and unidentified customer at the Golden Corral
0:41.1	lifted a high chair over his head and wielded it like a hatchet.
0:45.7	Some diners scattered for safety.
0:48.0	Others looked for other potential weapons inside the Ben Salem, Pennsylvania restaurant.
0:53.6	Some started filming the Malay on their phones with added commentary that was little more
0:59.0	than a string of fearful, slightly comedic exclamations.
1:03.5	On Friday afternoon, about 40 customers turned what the Golden Corral owner calls a family-friendly
1:09.6	restaurant into a WWE main event with patrons throwing high chairs, regular chairs, and even
1:17.2	tables at each other in a clip posted on social media.
1:21.8	One Golden Corral employee stepped between the warring parties in an attempt to stop the
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