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Jacson6

(2,117 posts) Tue Apr 28, 2026, 05:07 PM Tuesday

Hopefully the jurors will understand that '86' means to kick someone out of the building. [View all]

That is what we used it for when I worked security in hotels, restaurants and the downtown business district 37 yrs ago as a contract security guard.

IMHO.

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Hopefully the jurors will understand that '86' means to kick someone out of the building. [View all] Jacson6 Tuesday OP

This case won't progress to the point where a jury would be needed. BannonsLiver Tuesday #1

You would think Patel, with his extensive experience of hanging out in bars, could explain the term to Blanche. jls4561 Tuesday #2

He may have been 86'd a time or two.. Deuxcents Tuesday #3

MaddowBlog-Comey's second indictment shows the lengths Blanche will go to please Trump LetMyPeopleVote Tuesday #4

They're confusing 86 with deep six Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Tuesday #5

In the restaurant business he means remove from the menu. yellow dahlia Tuesday #6

Watts v. United States (1969)-Court said anti-war protester's threat was crude political hyperbole LetMyPeopleVote Tuesday #7

Deluge the internet with times Trump and other Republicans saying "fire Biden" Rilgin Tuesday #8

When I was a waitress it meant toss it away. eShirl Tuesday #9

this explains WarGamer Tuesday #10

Huh! And I thought it was orthoclad Tuesday #11

Nicely done! Talitha Tuesday #12