A branch of the fast food chain McDonald's has to close.
An employee informs the customer of the alleged reason on a notice board - and chooses unmistakable words for it.
When a fast-fodded restaurant like McDonald's * closes its doors, there can be several reasons for this: Business is bad, the health department finds deficiencies or a global pandemic forces the operator to close down.
In this case, however, none of them applied.
Rather, an employee was apparently fed up, as a post on Twitter impressively shows.
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Twitter: McDonald's employees let their frustration run wild on the notice board
What happened? In front of a US branch of the fast food giant, a McDonald’s employee at a US branch informed his customers that the branch had to close. He does not remain silent about the alleged reason for long and immediately puts it in a nutshell:
"We have closed because I quit and I hate this job."
Was the branch so understaffed that this one employee would terminate the entire shift if not the operation of the restaurant?
We do not know whether the notice actually came from a real employee or from a prankster.
In any case, the photo of this unusual message landed on Twitter, where a heated message about the working conditions in the fast food and service industry in the USA immediately flared up among the shocked customers: “Good for you”, one user shows understanding, “I have 5 years worked at a [McDonald's] for a long time and it was terrible.
Even the managers are treated like shit
and not even paid that much more than an entry-level employee (mostly with franchises). "
Seen at our local McDonald's pic.twitter.com/InhWzowlVm
- Great Ape Dad 💪🏿🦍 💪🏾🐵 (@GreatApeDad) June 14, 2021
McDonald's customers are sympathetic and angry about working conditions
Other Twitter users also see customers to blame when employees simply quit their job in frustration: "
Customers treat fast food employees like dirt,
" rumbles one user. “The company pays them little or nothing and then they have to deal with a 50-year-old who berates them for things they are not responsible for.
I am not surprised
. I'm proud of her too. ”The post moved so many people that it spread on Twitter in no time at all. In just two days, more than 204,000 people liked the picture on the McDonald's notice.
(As of June 17, 2021).
Via posts in social networks or media, customers repeatedly receive insights into the working conditions of fast food employees.
For example, American McDonald's employees revealed in an earlier post which horror stories they'd like to have experienced at work.
(as) * Merkur.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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