And they should be happy that people are making and serving the food because I'm pretty sure they don't want to do it themselves. It's like they want the food but they disapprove of the people making it...so how are they expecting to get this food without those people?

It's like when people want sex, but they shame the people they have sex with. It's just being plain ol' spoiled and stupid.

"5 pound quarter pounder"

Is that a quarter-pounder with extra meat on it? Just call it a "Royale with Cheese" since the customer is feeling rich. Oh, wait, this FML isn't from France.

And he has now just insulted those people making his food. Not a smart idea.

I don't understand what you're saying. Maybe it's my headache that makes it difficult..

Working at Mcdonalds, I know that when someone wants to change something about the sandwhich that isn't common such as a different bun or add a certain sause. there is an "Ask me button" the person working on table (perpairing the food) has to ask the cashier what the ask me is before making the sandwhich. It also shows up on the recite. So if he ever looks at the recite he will be worried and wonder why it says "ask me" under his sandwhich.

for the love of god, *receipt*

no one even pays attention to the "ask me" on their order. I've only been questioned about it a couple times in my 3 years of working there. but I would have been very tempted to say they wanted extra everything (ketchup, onions, etc.) or something equally gross.

Ya, I'm pretty sure customers are unaware of this "ask me" thing. I've had many McDonald's meals over the years but never heard of/seen this thing.

i work at mcdonalds, & i've never heard of it either. even unusual things generally goes through the register for me, & if it doesnt, we tell the ones making the burgers. it isnt their job to ask.