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"The restaurant was closed to the public for Trump's visit."
He didn't even get the full experience of taking actual customer orders and being told how dumb he is and the food thrown back at him because they claim to have asked for no ketchup and extra mayo and the burger had ketchup.
Performative nonsense, like most of the Republican agenda
To own the Libs obviously. Kamala Harris' first job was McDonald's so Trump had to do it, better.
That too without any customers... Bcoz he feared he might be egged or hurled with orders for his illogical blatant of why Trump burgers are way better
Same vibes as Kim Jong Un touring a factory.
Maybe try to make believe trump is just another ordinary guy after all.
I worked fast food for 3 years. Literally had a guy throw a burger at me because it was missing cheese.
I have a second hand embarassment when I see anyone going off on people in service. I'm pretty sure Don is the guy who does exactly that though. And that's one another example of him (and them) not wanting to be treated like they want to treat others.
Why aren't the customers are not considerate for the attendants for such teeny tiny mistakes?
Hunger, fatigue, general negative state of mind maybe.
This particular guy was a contract worker who came in for an early lunch, so I assume they'd been working for some hours before they came in.
Generally the blue collar worker dudes and the after church crowd were the meanest with the least tolerance for mistakes.
What more would you expect from the type of person ordering this shitty food?
In case the quality of the food measures a person's decency, then it might be a point to be noted.Still basic humanity needs to be there.
The irony is that the same person who throws the food will keep on murmuring angrily if his client or supervisor doesn't rationalise with him for his minute mistakes
Decency? Or intelligence?
Subjective to the perspective
If your manager doesn't kick them out of the store, you have to make sure that burger comes out all kinds of wrong multiple times so they never come back.