Papa John's needs to keep their collective noses out of people's business

[Essen1]

Whether he was a registered medical marijuana user or not, what has a pizza delivery guy to do with an individual's private business? At least he's getting free pizza out of it...but not from Papa John's.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2011/10/06/national/a183110D29.DTL&tsp=1

[Jet_deck]

...what has a pizza delivery guy to do with an individual's private business? ...
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2011/10/06/national/a183110D29.DTL&tsp=1

Alot more information is needed, but...
It really has nothing to do with Papa John's.  They merely supported their employees decision in calling the law.  If I'm the delivery driver and the door opens and I smell dope, no big deal.  You put the child in the picture (age not given), now I gotta start thinking.  The safety of the child becomes my concern, and if I think for one second that the child is being neglected or is at risk, the hell yes I call the cops.

It is the pathetic "its none of my business" attitude that has made society what it is.

Just my .02

[FeCheF]

I dont smoke weed, but that delivery boy is a bitch for calling the cops.So what if there was a kid in the house, its #*%$ weed for f...s sake, its not like it was crack or meth...jeez. And papa johns saying they stand by there employee for calling the law need a reality check because 50% of there customer base probably smoke weed, get the munchies and order there pizza. Hope they lose bussiness over it too.

I cant stand PJ's, i live 2 miles too far for them to deliver to, and i called to order pizza on my way there and was told they only take orders for delivery when its 30 minutes before they close...bull%$#, hope they go under one day.

[Mick.Chicago]

You shouldn't smoke ANYTHING around kids.   Full stop.