re: Ba-da-ba-BA-BAAA, they are NOT loving it

Those people are not humans

Animal behavior

Sad thing is. Based on clothing those were both managers.

I'm looking forward to the rematch. This time they each get armed with a fry basket.

I get the anger that people have in them, I have a ton myself, but you have to have restraint. There has to be a sliver of civilization and decorum in you. These individuals and many of their kind have none of those attributes. No self control, no snapping out of it. If they did, I suppose they wouldn't work there, to start. For every hard working and responsible low income person trying to live a responsible life you have 3 examples of what's in this video. They are loud, they are embarrassing and they are a prime example of why most of their misfortunes are self-inflicted and not someone else's fault. The next step for this almost always has one of their people bring a gun into the situation later and that will ultimately result in prison time for their people, which will result in children watching these 'adults' be incarcerated and it will be rinse and repeat, unfortunately.

I certainly do like living in a very white area.

I'm at one now.

I told them no cheese in my sausage biscuit and they out it.

How hard is it to do less work?

When philosophical debates go wrong.

We are such a fat nation now...

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Location matters.

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Staffing is the biggest factor.

The McDonalds on the corner of Lee and Burbank was one of the shittiest customer service experiences I’ve ever had, on a consistent basis. They would literally just ignore people in the drive thru trying to order, and took forever to make shite or served cold shite. The ownership bulldozed that restaurant, laid off the entire staff, built a new restaurant across the street next to Rouses, and hired a completely new staff.

That McDonald’s is now one of the best running fast food operations I’ve seen outside of Chick fila/Canes/In-n-out. It’s amazing how getting rid of a shitty culture can turn around a restaurant or work place

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The McDonalds on the corner of Lee and Burbank was one of the shittiest customer service experiences I’ve ever had, on a consistent basis.

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I second that, it was next level. It was so bad you’d think they just closed unexpectedly early. But then you’d return a month later and there’d still be nobody talking orders at the drive thru.