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How is this another reason for you to go to BK or Wendys?? Im sure if BK or Wendys fired a wacko they would probably do the same. The guy was obviously disgruntled, it could happen anywhere.
Why? Workplace violence, dude. It's a serious issue that doesn't get enough attention in the media.
Sure, I'll admit that I was laughing at the "World Star" comments that McD's customers made at that Minnesota franchise location when I first saw the video.
Then I thought about the times that I saw workplace violence happen in front of me. It's not a laughing matter.
I had to break up a fight between two senior managers at a large Canadian bank one time. Two guys slugging it out during an intense two hour meeting.
Fortunately, nobody was hurt at the St. Paul McDonald's.
Think about how much injury to people the guy could have done throwing juice dispensers, metal utensils or glass at people.
Why? Workplace violence, dude. It's a serious issue that doesn't get enough attention in the media.
Sure, I'll admit that I was laughing at the "World Star" comments that McD's customers made at that Minnesota franchise location when I first saw the video.
Then I thought about the times that I saw workplace violence happen in front of me. It's not a laughing matter.
I had to break up a fight between two senior managers at a large Canadian bank one time. Two guys slugging it out during an intense two hour meeting.
Fortunately, nobody was hurt at the St. Paul McDonald's.
Think about how much injury to people the guy could have done throwing juice dispensers, metal utensils or glass at people.
This is a McDonald's in the Ghetto.... What else do you expect? Yes work place violence is important but if you think this video is the one to raise the issue you are wrong.
There's a big difference from someone getting in a fight in a professional environment then some young kid working in the ghetto freaking out cause he got fired.
I floss out in my Versace gear before going out to McDonald's too.
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This video gave me another reason to go to Burger King or Wendy's instead of McD's.
I can't grasp the understanding of that comment.
Anyways, I hope the dude in the video enjoys his vandalism lawsuit if Mcdonald proceeds to sue him. He may not have much money but I'm sure it won't be fun.
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