Works for cats and dogs. I say it might be worth a try if the kid hasn't learn by the age of 11 that this is wrong.

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Yeah good idea. Just make some poor employee whos job sucks enough as it is deal with your irresponsible little shit-for-brains kid's fecal matter coz you're too lazy and disrespectful to make your kid fix it or deal with it yourself. You're gonna make an amazing parent.

Why not shit on your meal tray and leave it on the table? Someone will clean it up.

so when does a paying customer have to clean sh**? even if the irresponsible child did take a sh**, the employees have to take care of that. if not they just lost a customer, its business. not parenting.

obviously you have never had a job that pays minimum wage. $20 an hour wouldn't even be enough for me to clean up shit from some brat that knew right from wrong. who gives a **** if they lose one customer, Mcdonalds makes plenty.

Working at McDonald's you WILL have to clean up someone else's shit. Whether a customer (by some ******* twisted miracle) missed the toilet, couldn't make it to the bathroom, did it on purpose, or just isn't all there in the head(mostly the homeless). Most McDONALD'S employees will have to clean shit at one point.

70 - If the 'paying customer' is the one who made the mess with their own feces, then yes the paying customer should have to clean it up. No one wants to clean up some strangers shit, especially not for 7.25 an hour. Idiot.

I don't beleive " clean up idiot customer's shit" is part of the job description in the contract they sign so no they do not infact "get paid for it".

Umm how about no. They do not pay employees to clean up after customer's bratty kids, they pay them to serve and make food. Idiots like you are what makes working in the service industry so crappy. And they should expect that if they allow children in? How about expecting kids to freakin' behave and respect the employees and other customers. OP, sorry your kid is a brat and thought it was funny. He's old enough to know better and hopefully you gave him the appropriate punishment.

I would understand messes from young children. It is understandable that someone might have a problem they cannot help and make a mess. I would not be mad if someone old or fragile mentally had an accident. It happens and I am sure they are embarrassed about it or didn't know better. Heck, I cleaned up five kids today who had terrible accidents in their diapers and then decided to run around and streak it on the floor, walls, and on their clothes. It happens. But a child who knows better, is not mentally impaired, and who could clean up his own mess? That makes you a shitty person to leave and not tell anyone, at the least. Kids need to learn they cannot just do things because they want to. That is what leads to criminal behavior later in life, because mommy and daddy clean up everything for them. Do the hard stuff now and prevent trouble when they are older and end up in prison, asking you to bail them out.

#44 hay smart, I know they don't pay chefs and cashiers to clean up bathrooms, I'm talking about the people who's job description is to clean up floors and bathrooms, restaurant's bathrooms don't clean themselves up, there are people who are paid to do that, and I didn't say it wasn't a bad behavior, I said it was one of those things that unfortunately, children sometimes do.

#111 exactly, he should tell them and apologize about his son's behavior, and also give an appropriate punishment to his son, and to be extra civilized clean it up, -but he doesn't really have to-.

You tell them they'll be barred for life

#89, oh, noes, they'd be stuck with Burger King and Wendy's and Chick-Fil-A and Taco Bell and Carl's Jr and Popeye's and Whataburger and . . . All of which taste better than McDonald's.

What kind of person just doesn't care for McDonald's?!