By Jesse - 22/06/2009 16:18 - United States

Today, McDonalds charged me 21 cents for a honey mustard packet. The jerk manager made me break a $50 bill. So I grabbed all their napkins, carried them into the parking lot and tossed them all into the air in protest and drove off. Down the road, I realized I left my wallet at the counter. FML
I agree, your life sucks 15 786
You deserved it 85 368

Same thing different taste

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That's pathetic. Seriously. I know the manager was being an arse, but that doesn't mean you should act the same. You should carry some friggin change on you. Who walks around with just $50s then gets pissy about it?

How about you skip the honey mustard? What is wrong with you? And you acted like a baby on top of it. Way to go, slick.

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chimmy 0

hold on... the meal costed you $50? wow. you must eat alot at mc donalds. YOU DESERVED THAT ONE IDIOT

#216 fails at reading comprehension. There's a trick to most McDonald's: right after you order and pay for you food, nonchalantly ask for the sauce you want, all most like an afterthought. This especially works if they're busy and will more likely work inside than through the drive-through. More often than not, the cashier will be too annoyed to ring it up. You can also wait and ask the person who brought your food to you, if they have a runner. And yes, I worked at McDonald's once upon a time.

ydi. that's what you get for having an immature hissy fit

Morty_fml 0

You sound like the sort of person everyone is ashamed to be seen in public with if that's how you react to something as inane as this.

Wow, I'm sure the manager will be regretting his actions and making you pay for your food (what a jerk!) when he makes a staff member clean up the napkins. Grow up. And don't litter.

Wow mate, have a cry! YOU HAVE MONEY IN YOUR WALLET TO SPEND. That's the only reason it's bloody well in there. I've had customers like you, who think it's ok to try to wheedle money out of cashiers, even though it's not their money, even though it's a matter of their job v the inconvienience of carrying money around, even though a customer decides he wants to embarrass himself in front of everyone else. Get over it, kid. I don't know what a six year old is doing with a $50 anyway.

Ya man YDI, it's $21 cents, geez #81 - There is no way that mcdonald's is "pretty healthy", have you looked at the calorie count and fat content of their food? That stuff is horrible! Subway is "pretty healthy"... not mcdonalds.

Today, I went to McDonalds and those bastards charged me for a big mac. In protest I made a homemade explosive and destroyed the building. But I left my big mac inside. FML.

lingfeng 0

"The jerk manager made me break a $50 bill." Uhh, no one made you break *any* bill. If you didn't want to break the 50, you could have just gone without the honey mustard.

lingfeng 0

Also, I would also think it should be more of an annoyance for the manager/cashier to break your $50 for 21 cents than for you to take the $50 out of your wallet and hand it to them. That's retarded that you feel breaking a large bill is such an inconvenience. I usually try not to break large bills for small change just because I usually feel bad for the cashier who has to give me all my change back.