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2016 Rio Olympics thread - a visibly nervous Ryan Lochte asks waiter at local Fogo de Chao if he can "make some calls" (1 Viewer)

shadyridr said:
Funny all the talk about how the Olympics would be a disaster for Rio and besides the silly green pool water, the biggest embarrassment of the games was an American.
You know aside from all the actual armed muggings and dysentery. Yea the American frat boy was the worst.

 
The rest of the world probably doesn't give a crap about Lochte. But they might have their own Rio Sucks stories that we haven't heard about.

 
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Who knows. But I doubt that people actually care, regardless of what the media chooses to cover.
Ugly American takes a wholly unnecessary dump on the world stage? Uh, yeah, that's entertainment to some. Care? What does that even mean in this context?

 
So now he didn't vandalize property, and he was held at gunpoint by off-duty cops/security?
Sounds like it was a confusing situation that Lochte heavily embellished in the initial telling ... but also sounds like some of the particular Brazilians he and his teammates were dealing with that morning were pretty dirty themselves. Not really seeing any "good guys" here except maybe the young collegiate swimmers accompanying Lochte (depending on their specific actions that morning).

Since the vandalism appears to not have happened ... is there any reliable information on what happened between "swimmers roll up to gas station to use the bathroom" and "security guard and/or gas-station worker 'ask' for cash"?

 
Sounds like it was a confusing situation that Lochte heavily embellished in the initial telling ... but also sounds like some of the particular Brazilians he and his teammates were dealing with that morning were pretty dirty themselves. Not really seeing any "good guys" here except maybe the young collegiate swimmers accompanying Lochte (depending on their specific actions that morning).

Since the vandalism appears to not have happened ... is there any reliable information on what happened between "swimmers roll up to gas station to use the bathroom" and "security guard and/or gas-station worker 'ask' for cash"?
Other than them admitting to pissing on the wall and tearing down a poster.

 
Other than them admitting to pissing on the wall and tearing down a poster.
Like I said ... no good guys (and if they all urinated on the wall, shame on them all).

However: didn't give the on-the-spot Brazilians the right to initiate a shakedown. Also not good guys.

 
Since the vandalism appears to not have happened ... is there any reliable information on what happened between "swimmers roll up to gas station to use the bathroom" and "security guard and/or gas-station worker 'ask' for cash"?


Like I said ... no good guys (and if they all urinated on the wall, shame on them all).
:confused:

Can you explain the "shakedown"? Sounds to me like they pissed on the building, tore a poster down then security came for them. The clowns paid the for poster and that was it. Where was the gas station in the wrong here? 

 
That was an expensive poster then.

But normally, peeing on the wall plus tearing a poster is a "run 'em off the premises" thing. If a cop happens to see it, or be near enough to respond ... yeah, you can hit 'em up with some minor-ish charges**. And, yeah, it's not the U.S., and the same "ground rules" -- both codified law and cultural traditions -- will be different. Dunno though ... starting to feel like a huge molehill was built on not much. From what I know for sure, which ain't much.

** and, yeah, I know public urination these days can lead to sex-offender status in some jurisdictions.

 

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