McDonalds Throws Out Homeless Man for EATING

[JudasIsAHolyFoo 3,278]

3 hours ago, Haroon said:

If he's been in the restaurant multiple times asking for money and being disruptive and stuff (assuming the complaints are true and what we've heard in the videos) then they have a right to ask him to leave. It wouldn't be a case of being homeless, it'd be because of what he's doing when he's in there. If he's peacefully eating food inside now that doesn't change the previous complaints about him doing other things when he was there before  If this was a totally new situation and there was just a homeless guy in there and someone had bought them food then I don't think there'd be a problem  

I work for McDonalds and can say that McDonalds do keep tabloids on certain people for multiple disruptions and each store does have a ban list, if he went into the McDonald’s knowingly that he was banned that’s trustpassing. I’ve witnessed it at one of the stores I’ve worked at. Not to a homeless person though they were asked to leave and if they refuse then police are called

[Lion Heart 15,041]

I'm sorry but I found the guy extremely obnoxious and loud.  

 

"THIS IS HOW I TALK!" He sounded like some rebellious teenager. 

[Ego Slayer 402]

Cringe on both ends, the guy recording is obnoxious and the police officer saying “I’m the law”  but we also don’t know what took place before he started recording sooo yeah..

[ARTPOP2 3,948]

disgusting capitalist human-degrading world. If I was the ****in manager I would've payed that old guy a meal everyday and let him in like what the fūck people? why is business more important than a human life and value ? 

[DeleteMyAccount 11,881]

I feel like there's a lot more to the story than what the guy filmed. Him paying for the homeless guys' meal is great, but there seems to have been a conflict with the homeless man and the restaurant beforehand. We can't trust one side of the conflict. More info needs to be released if any has been.

Also, the officer saying "I am the law" isn't that cringe. She is the law in terms of maintaining order. 

8 hours ago, Infinity Wave said:

He bugging the customers is his only way to survive and to have something to live with. 

People complaining about it ar3 hypocrates, and maybe then thay all say Trump is bad but they actually aren't less bad than him.

Sorry for mixing thing a little bit but things like this really hurt me.

What does this have to do with Trump? People have every right to ignore people who ask for money and food. That's their choice. And just because someone may choose that path doesn't make them the same as Trump... That's bs.

[Infinity Wave 7,635]

K

[Infinity Wave 7,635]

3 hours ago, ZacharyMark said:

What does this have to do with Trump? People have every right to ignore people who ask for money and food. That's their choice. And just because someone may choose that path doesn't make them the same as Trump... That's bs.

If I have to explain you why hating on Trump but then call the manager to have a homeless man removed is TOTALLY hypocritical, well...

Those are maybe people who on instagram or twitter say that they hate the "current" America, and they don't see that the problem is not Trump but just themselves.

[TheJoanneJoker 3,866]

disgusting

[Bad Monster Kid 13,140]

Everyone is so quick to judge without thinking there could be more to the story. This guy could have a history at this location prior to this incident. I deal with this a lot as a business owner and get upset when a customer buys a solicitor food cause the solicitor will keep coming back and bothering my customers.