Seems as not a day goes by when someone is outed for being a fake Veteran (Stolen Valor) and more recently, another fake veteran was busted by a U.S. Marine seen in a series of TikTok videos.
As reported by American Military News, the fake veteran was exposed for stolen valor in order to get a 10 percent discount at Waffle House.
Under the Stolen Valor Act of 2013, fraudulent claims about military service are punishable by a fine, imprisonment for up to a year, or both.
American Military News Reports:
A fake veteran appears to get busted for claiming stolen valor to save a mere 10 percent at Waffle House, while not even knowing what uniform he’s in, shown in a series of videos released on TikTok.
In the video, a man claiming to be a U.S. Marine loudly confronts the apparently fake veteran eating alone in his booth. After the man is exposed in multiple ways, he leaves the restaurant in shame.
In the first video, the self-described Marine approaches the fake veteran, saying, “Excuse me, dog, did you just say you’re a veteran?” When the Marine points out inconsistencies in the other man’s uniform, he tries to prove his status by asking the Waffle House employees to confirm he’d gotten the veteran discount.
The fake veteran then mistakenly claims it’s Veteran’s Day, while employees counter that it was the week prior. After the Marine tells the employees the man is “a fraud,” one employee informs the other that they’re not even allowed to give veteran discounts in the first place.
Report it to the SP’s let them work on it
There are no videos to watch. The snowflake kids must be hiding it again.