Complaint Thursdays

[mjd1001]

Mcdonald's. 

Other than last year stopping to get one of their ice cream sundaes, I hadn't been in a McDonald's for years until a few days ago. 

I was driving back from work and stopped at the McDonald's in Medina, New York. First of all, the bathroom was bordering on disgusting.

Next, I don't know what kind of tile floors they have, but the floor had just been mopped and it was like walking on ice.

Even when I got to a dry part of the floor, Even the tiniest residual moisture on the bottom of my shoes made it where I was about ready to fall and slide again.

I looked at the breakfast menu, they have combo meals that cost almost $10. Really?

Finally, I'm not a big coffee drinker but the graphic they have showing their coffees looked interesting so I tried one. Some sort of iced coffee...but it was very bitter, and they put caramel syrup in it where the syrup was dripping down the inside of the cup and the outside of the cup where it was sticky when I grabbed it. Then it said at the bottom of the cup and when I had some through the straw I was getting weird chunks of caramel.. it never fully mixed with the coffee.

If this is representative of what McDonald's are like these days, I can't see why they are remotely doing as well as a company as they actually are.

[Pimlach]

1 hour ago, mjd1001 said:

Mcdonald's. 

Other than last year stopping to get one of their ice cream sundaes, I hadn't been in a McDonald's for years until a few days ago. 

I was driving back from work and stopped at the McDonald's in Medina, New York. First of all, the bathroom was bordering on disgusting.

Next, I don't know what kind of tile floors they have, but the floor had just been mopped and it was like walking on ice.

Even when I got to a dry part of the floor, Even the tiniest residual moisture on the bottom of my shoes made it where I was about ready to fall and slide again.

I looked at the breakfast menu, they have combo meals that cost almost $10. Really?

Finally, I'm not a big coffee drinker but the graphic they have showing their coffees looked interesting so I tried one. Some sort of iced coffee...but it was very bitter, and they put caramel syrup in it where the syrup was dripping down the inside of the cup and the outside of the cup where it was sticky when I grabbed it. Then it said at the bottom of the cup and when I had some through the straw I was getting weird chunks of caramel.. it never fully mixed with the coffee.

If this is representative of what McDonald's are like these days, I can't see why they are remotely doing as well as a company as they actually are.

McDonalds exists because standards are low, very low.  

My advice is to never eat that stuff.