Shoreham Fatty

bashlsdir said:

My brother is 35 years old and has learning difficulties. No other company would give him the time of the day apart from mcdonalds. My brother is a cleaner, and has been employed for 8 years now. He is trying and he has all the support he needs from management. To call peoples divs is wrong. Its this attitude that stinks, like the time people threw rubbish out of their car and told my brother to pick it up. That ruined my brother for a few weeks, myself and his manager worked hard to get him back on track. A lot of companies should take a leaf out of mcdonalds book when it comes to training and helping people.

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bashlsdir said:

My brother is 35 years old and has learning difficulties. No other company would give him the time of the day apart from mcdonalds. My brother is a cleaner, and has been employed for 8 years now. He is trying and he has all the support he needs from management. To call peoples divs is wrong. Its this attitude that stinks, like the time people threw rubbish out of their car and told my brother to pick it up. That ruined my brother for a few weeks, myself and his manager worked hard to get him back on track. A lot of companies should take a leaf out of mcdonalds book when it comes to training and helping people.

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bashlsdir said:

My brother is 35 years old and has learning difficulties. To call peoples divs is wrong. Its this attitude that stinks,

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papajaff said:

No one is calling your brother a div, I use that term when someone makes a mistake; like me putting the grill on yesterday when I should have put the oven on. Just a bit of a divvy thing to do.

Whether you like McDonald's or not (and guess what my surname is), they are a fantastic company who do a lot for any community. Did you know for example that they fund apartments opposite the RSCH? My mates had very premature twins last year and they were able to stay in the apartment there at no cost to them for about 5 months. It made things so easy for them. So next time you visit a McD's, please stick a few coins in the pot on the counter.

Back to the big boned family; sorry but I've no time for these idiots. Mama Cass is obviously holding a grudge and comes across as a complete binner. Let's hope all the precious kiddies get their veggies served up today.

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hove born&bred said:

Does he work at Burgess Hill ?

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big nuts said:

Binner! I've not heard that one for a while, will try and reintroduce it to my vocabulary ASAP.

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papajaff said:

It's got even better on the Argus comments section as she has tried to defend herself. Very badly.

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sheebo said:

Completely agree - BUT it's weird MacDs are completely denying the incident took place after a full investigation etc... Somebody is telling lies, and we'll never know who!

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Dick Head said:

And a Diet Coke, please.

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papajaff said:

I wondered if someone would like that. I love describing people as such.

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Badger said:

This is what I found most amusing during my short time working in McDonald's. Some CHUBSTER would come up and order a LARGE Big Mac Meal, with an EXTRA cheeseburger, and then ask for a DIET Coke. Obviously they are just trying to watch their weight.

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Bladders said:

I'm still amazed someone smashed that ....4 Times!!

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Dr Q said:

Can't imagine how a McDonalds employee can have the moral high ground on anything. Div central!

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portlock seagull said:

In fairness that's probably better option that the mountain of sugar. Everyone knows a McDonalds cheeseburger has less calories than a croissant don't they? Don't they? There's a huge variation in Burgers calorie count and I believe McDonalds cheeseburgers are one of the smallest compared to eg five guys etc.

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