JoeB131
Diamond Member
It's good you brought this up. At the Mc D's I went into for coffee, in the shady part of town, where crack heads, crack whores and druggies were teeming, the employees were clearly extremely tense and worn out looking. The gal waiting on me started shaking at one point when a completely deranged meth head came to the counter wringing his hands uncontrollably and demanded the bathroom key. She had to stop waiting on regular (paying) customers, walk the gauntlet down the hall where a swarm of these malignant beings were seething, twitching and tripping, panhandling normal customers while inside the establishment... One of them had a Burger King bag eating fries and she stammered quietly "sir you can't eat that in a McDonalds". He just looked at her with complete contempt and kept sitting there eating the fries.
I gave her about 3 more days before she quit. Starbucks corporate should take a field trip to this McD's to see where their future is heading.
Wow, you do realize it's the part of town that was the problem here and not McD's business model, right?