Mc Donalds suck

Bamber19

unrich wrote: »

You didn't need the comma.

Much like the comma earlier, it was not required but including it is not wrong. In addition, I didn't come here to criticise grammar or spelling, but if I had done I'd at least make sure I avoided mistakes myself, something you failed to do.

N9eav

Hey, stop hyjacking my thread with your petty arguements about grammer. Go make your own thread.

withabix

N9eav wrote: »

Hey, stop hyjacking my thread with your petty arguements about grammer. Go make your own thread.

It's 'hijacking', 'arguments' and 'grammar' by the way....;) :beer:

Back on topic everyone!!!

Sssssss

no ones said how bad Mcds is for you yet

vikingaero

Sssssss wrote: »

no ones said how bad Mcds is for you yet

Yes they have. :rolleyes::D

_davetrousers wrote:

McDonald's is rubbish anyway. I can't understand why anyone would want to eat 'food' made of low quality ingredients, with unnecessarily high sugar and salt content, prepared and served to them by people who don't really care (it's not really a long term career choice for anyone).

It's the constant bombardement with McDonald's advertising that corrupts weak people's minds.

Well that's what I think, take it or leave it, lol!

You can guarantee that in every McD's BK or 2p sausage thread that someone will!

Sssssss

^^ thanks must have missed that one, what with the big big mac sauce smudge on my screen

A_fiend_for_life

As a thought did your son work in a public facing role?

emmy05

N9eav wrote: »

My Son works for Mc Donalds. It's a good way to earn a few quid while at college etc.
Yesterday we went out for the day so he had to get a bus for work, which he missed! So he walked 5 miles to work.
Having got there he realised he had forgotten his work T-shirt, so asked if he could borrow one.
The shift manager said no, He would have to walk home and get it! Yeah, thanks!
He told them to shove it.
Nothing like valueing your employees

that does suck, but im not sure complaining is going to help being as he told his shift manager to shove the job. not a good way of starting off a working career either, fault on both sides tbh, son wasnt responsible enough to remember uniform, or catch the bus, but then youd think by walking that far to work, hed be forgiven ......... another thing to put to experience lol

patchy987

chocolatechipcookies wrote: »

How in the word does someone forget their work uniform?

simle answer to this one, mcd's dont like staff to travel to work in their uniform, they are supposed to arrive in normal clothes and get changed on the premises, thats how a uniform could be forgotten

Sssssss

a bit like forgetting your knickers in the morning