Where do people draw the line? What sets them off? What is the correct amount of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches a person should consume?
According to the Des Moines Register, the Iowa man pictured above, Jerome Davis, believes the answer is three.
His brother allegedly made three peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and ate them in the living room. Less than an hour later, HE MADE THREE MORE!
This led to an argument about laziness and over eating. Davis is now charged with assault domestic abuse with a weapon after he allegedly pulled out one of his two folding knives and held it to his brother’s face because he wouldn’t “shut the (expletive) up and mind his own business.”
This incident brings to mind multiple questions. Foremost, is what to do if you have a knife in the vicinity of your face, but also would five PB & J’s be acceptable to eat in a living room? Would six sandwiches in the kitchen be fine? What if the sandwiches were grilled cheese? Is there an acceptable age, say ten years old, to eat six sandwiches? Since the Davis brothers are both in their 50’s, is 40 years old the age cut off?
While we ponder these questions, Davis had his Buffer Zone established when he was taken to the Polk County jail.
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