BENJI MARTIN

By now, I am sure that you have seen or heard of the videotape that features and was produced by the two former Domino's Pizza employees in Concord, North Carolina. 

Not to be one to pass judgement, I tell you the following from my overall 14-year experieince as a food service worker in my hometown of Thomasville.  During this time, I have witnessed similar acts that were committed by some of my former co-workers (whose names shall not be mentioned).  I do not wish to discuss those actions publicly either, but it goes to show you that nobody is perfect, not even food service employees.  We all say and do thing that are unnecessary, and even though the Domino's tape was posted online, not all of us has the cajones to tell the rest of the world of our wrongdoings.

Sure, the tape is distasteful and inapproriate, and the people involved in its production will face a judge in a court of law, but God is the only true judge, and we will all stand before Him someday.  However, it is up to us to ask for His forgiveness for our wrongdoings and shortcomings.