Mcdonald's Analysis Of The Creepiest Women At Mcdonalds
Since its founding in 1940 by Richard and Maurice McDonald, McDonald’s has gone from a family-owned burger joint to the single largest fast food franchise in the world. It has penetrated mainstream conscious, so much so that a mere glimpse of the famous Golden Arches logo makes you long for the secret sauce of a Big Mac (mayonnaise that’s been left out in the sun, according to The Simpsons). Today, McDonald’s sells 75 burgers every second and that’s just in the United States of America. The company turns over an estimated $75.18 billion a day and Steve Easterbrook, the CEO, boasts an annual salary of $15.4 million.
Despite its wealth, McDonald’s is not exactly a high-end restaurant. Many of its customers would have trouble being served anywhere …show more content…
Tale of the Tail
http://www.dumpaday.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/toilet-paper-hanging-out-of-a- womans-pants-funny-pictures.jpg When one aspiring McDonald’s customer entered the restaurant and took their place in line, they certainly didn’t expect to see this in front of them. It’s a story so improbable that you need a picture to prove it actually happened. Lucky for us - and unlucky for this woman - we’re living in the age of the smartphone.
This picture shows a middle-aged woman placing her order at McDonald’s, seemingly completely unaware that she has close to a meter of toilet roll hanging from her trousers. How in God’s name does this happen? Sure, you could forgive her for a sheet or two, but how does somebody leave the bathroom with a 24 inch toilet paper tail and not notice it? Does she know it’s there? Is she too lazy to remove it? Does she think it’s fashionable? Some questions we’ll just never know the answer to.
Super Saiyans Need Nuggets Too
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McDonald’s employees deserve more recognition for their work (not too mention far more pay). As well as serving burgers and fries, they must deal with rowdy, abusive, and oftentimes deranged customers. All three of those words could be used to describe the woman in this …show more content…
Similarly, anybody who has ever visited a McDonald’s will tell you that you see a lot of strange things in the restaurant. Combine the two of them and you get this picture.
Despite having been associated with Japanese culture for centuries, kimonos are very rarely worn in Tokyo, the most Western city of the East. The woman shown in this picture, however, seems unable to distance herself from her ancestors. Clad in a traditional kimono and a pair of sandals (she’s also wearing a pair of socks, by the way), she stands at the counter with her arms folded and her head bowed, waiting for her McMuffin to bring an end to her public meditation session.
Brandy’s Breakdown
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Brandy Wooten is a frustrated and frustrating blogger from California who received mainstream media attention in late 2015 when she uploaded a video of herself ranting at a McDonald’s employee because her cookies weren’t ready on
Despite its wealth, McDonald’s is not exactly a high-end restaurant. Many of its customers would have trouble being served anywhere …show more content…
Tale of the Tail
http://www.dumpaday.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/toilet-paper-hanging-out-of-a- womans-pants-funny-pictures.jpg When one aspiring McDonald’s customer entered the restaurant and took their place in line, they certainly didn’t expect to see this in front of them. It’s a story so improbable that you need a picture to prove it actually happened. Lucky for us - and unlucky for this woman - we’re living in the age of the smartphone.
This picture shows a middle-aged woman placing her order at McDonald’s, seemingly completely unaware that she has close to a meter of toilet roll hanging from her trousers. How in God’s name does this happen? Sure, you could forgive her for a sheet or two, but how does somebody leave the bathroom with a 24 inch toilet paper tail and not notice it? Does she know it’s there? Is she too lazy to remove it? Does she think it’s fashionable? Some questions we’ll just never know the answer to.
Super Saiyans Need Nuggets Too
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/siSITakl_s4/hqdefault.jpg
McDonald’s employees deserve more recognition for their work (not too mention far more pay). As well as serving burgers and fries, they must deal with rowdy, abusive, and oftentimes deranged customers. All three of those words could be used to describe the woman in this …show more content…
Similarly, anybody who has ever visited a McDonald’s will tell you that you see a lot of strange things in the restaurant. Combine the two of them and you get this picture.
Despite having been associated with Japanese culture for centuries, kimonos are very rarely worn in Tokyo, the most Western city of the East. The woman shown in this picture, however, seems unable to distance herself from her ancestors. Clad in a traditional kimono and a pair of sandals (she’s also wearing a pair of socks, by the way), she stands at the counter with her arms folded and her head bowed, waiting for her McMuffin to bring an end to her public meditation session.
Brandy’s Breakdown
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/12/04/09/2F0D0D2600000578-3345731-image-a-23_1449222695518.jpg
Brandy Wooten is a frustrated and frustrating blogger from California who received mainstream media attention in late 2015 when she uploaded a video of herself ranting at a McDonald’s employee because her cookies weren’t ready on