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‘You f*cking b*tch’: McDonald’s worker calls out TikToker for placing large order before closing time

‘There [are] so many times where I’ve wanted to say this.’

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Viral TikTok footage shows a McDonald’s employee seemingly calling out a customer who kept adding on to their order right before closing time. 

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Hails, known as user @hailsmaebackup on TikTok, uploaded the video, writing “omg mcdonalds” in the caption.

The customer, who is presumably Hails, can be heard asking at the drive-thru, “Can you add large fries on to that please?” The menu screen showed that her order total was already at $61.30.

The McDonald’s worker was apparently frustrated with the request, even if Hails said please, because he snapped back, “You know we close in like 10 minutes, you fucking bitch. C’mon.” 

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As of Wednesday, the TikTok had garnered more than 366,000 views. Later, Hails indicated in the comments that the interaction was staged. Still, unsuspecting viewers quickly defended the employee.

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“We’re on his side,” one viewer commented. 

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Another user wrote, “i feel for this guy… there [are] so many times where i’ve wanted to say this.” 

Other fast food and customer service employees chimed in, voicing their commiseration for the employee. 

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“Them last 10 minutes I don’t be answering the speaker lmao,” one viewer said. 

A different viewer commented, “the one year i spent working in food service makes me not order any food an hour before closing, guessing youve never worked in food service?”

Another wrote, “As a former fast food employee, ordering food within 20 minutes of close is messed up…especially a big order.”

User @hailsmaebackup did not immediately respond to the Daily Dot’s request for comment. 

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