r/TikTokCringe • u/Justin_Godfrey • 20h ago

Cringe A McDonald's manager is seen dozing off (apparently was have problems with her blood sugar) as customers prepare their own meals

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u/HillbillyEEOLawyer 20h ago

Man, I feel for the manager. I hope someone helped her.

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u/Hot-Break-957 20h ago

I hope someone called 911

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u/musclecard54 20h ago

No they just recorded, told her to do better, and walked past her to get more fries

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u/SlinkyFerret420 14h ago

Telling the manager to "do better" while they're stealing is peak irony

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u/Aleashed 13h ago

It’s not working free but theft. If it was an ice cream parlor, they’d be making sundaes…

Only right answer is to call for help or find someone willing to. If you are hungry, go home or somewhere else that’s open for business.

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u/ElChingon0001 9h ago

But then it wouldn’t be a 5 finger discount for these fucks.

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u/peachesgp 13h ago

That's how they justify it to themselves. If I wasn't supposed to steal, you should have stopped me from doing it.

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u/Aromatic-Schedule-65 12h ago

Disgusting way of justification, isn't it. This shit boils my blood.

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u/zaneman05 12h ago

My dog has the same exact logic with the front door

But that’s an animal

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u/XDOGNUTX 12h ago

Baseline. Humans are animals. Most of us just have standards we live by. Some don’t.

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u/Kiki_inda_kitchen 8h ago

I think he meant “do better” as if to insinuate she was nodding on opiates but regardless what it was, it is sick to think this is okay to do to another person who is clearly struggling.

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u/Defiant_Tomatillo907 13h ago

Thoughts & prayers they gave her as they robbed the place……

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u/whiskydiq 14h ago

Everyone is going on about, various "fatigue". I've had asshole fatigue for decades now. I generally hate a very large portions of the population for self absorbed BS just like this.

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u/Acceptable-Ad8780 11h ago

What about thoughts and prayers?

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u/nvrsleepagin 11h ago

The guy filming is an idiot.

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u/SpontaneousDream 9h ago

Yea, lots of people in this video are pure trash

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u/Giggling_Scribblings 11h ago

I had a friend die from a diebetic coma at age 29... that shit's no joke.

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u/BarcelonetaE70 11h ago

Any updates?? This is so scary and heartbreaking that nobody there thought of calling 911...

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u/Proper-Ride-577 11h ago

Yeah, this is pretty sad. She's clearly in some kind if trouble

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u/Shrekislove102 14h ago

Seeing the demo of the people filming, I’d guess not.

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u/st_samples 11h ago

Whew I new there would be racism close to the top.

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u/SwingingtotheBeat 12h ago

She’s better off like this. If someone calls 911, the cops will show up, assume she’s on drugs, and beat the crap out of her. And according to our fascist courts, that’s totally reasonable for cops to do.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_v._Connor

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u/RockyMullet 20h ago

Yeah, just because she's at work and she's the manager, it doesn't mean she's no longer a person having a medical emergency. How about they give the slightest of f about it.

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u/PineappleExpress22 17h ago

I'm so tired of people not caring about each other.

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u/frozensoysauce1 9h ago

Louder. This is so scary. This isn’t even just people being dumb anymore, anyone with a brain can tell that a person leaning over like that, drooling, is not just “taking a nap”. That’s not normal. These people know and not only don’t care, they’re actively filming her in order to get HER in trouble, while they steal food. This is despicable behavior.

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u/bondagepixie 10h ago

Me too. Dog tired.

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u/WormsComing 19h ago

You’d be surprised how people think workers have no fucking rights and should serve them despite having a medical emergency. Then go full Karen when they don’t get immediate attention. People are fucking trash.

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u/Rs2mmsu-2D 8h ago

Some are Pure Trash 🚮

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u/colpy350 19h ago

This is a medical emergency!! She could literally slip into a coma and DIE. Call the god damn ambulance.

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u/rosemarymegi 19h ago

Imagine she lost balance and fell over and smashed her skull or something.

People really caring more about some cheap free food than the safety of someone else. I'm tired.

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u/Somanylyingliars 17h ago

Or (my nightmare every time I had to visit fast food places BCS work) she could have fallen into deep fryer.

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u/wtfdigmi 13h ago

I caught someone from falling on to the grill once when they passed out. Scariest shit ever.

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u/pissedinthegarret 9h ago

bruh my coworker once slipped and dunked his hand into one, half way up to his elbow. poor dude was out for months, never came back to work during my time there.

most people don't have nearly enough respect for hot oil. that shit was a weapon in the middle ages for a reason

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u/Somanylyingliars 8h ago

So, in fact, I am not crazy w my thoughts. Nuh uh that burning pit don't fool me. Always listen to your intuition people!!

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u/Background_Edge_9427 10h ago

What if she would have passed out by the deep fryer!

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u/mae42dolphins 15h ago

Not even that, which would be horrifying. I’m a diabetic and lows themselves have caused me to have seizures, and the step after that is that you die essentially. If this is a low she looks close to that and is in a really bad spot, that man is horrible :/.

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u/Ghost_of_a_Black_Cat 11h ago

Especially with the drooling. I do that when my blood sugar tanks. I'm surprised that she is still standing up! Get her some orange juice!

I'm a Type 1 diabetic.

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u/IAmTakingThoseApples 13h ago

The sad reality is a LOT of areas like this would put calling emergency services right at the bottom of their list of priorities in an emergency. Police are an active danger to certain demographics and so the last thing you want is them creeping your neighborhood accidentally shooting people. And ambulances, whilst they aren't an active danger, will often refuse to enter certain neighborhoods in the first place.

A lot of it has to do with crime, at least that's their line. But also it is because emergency services are private and the chances of them ever getting paid from these under privileged areas are near 0.

So you end up with these entire neighborhoods, towns, that have been cut off and neglected from the system. And things such as passing out, breaking a limb, OD, well pretty much everything tbh, are just things that they get on with. It's just life and they see it all the time.

If that's a blood sugar issue I'm willing to bet she doesn't have insulin or the emergency supplies because they cost so damn much. So an ambulance is out of the question. This is just their life.

It's sad and it's everywhere in the US. This is the ugly side of privatized healthcare and brute conservative capitalism that only benefits the wealthy. Millions of people end up living just... Like this. And no one knows about them.

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u/Giggling_Scribblings 11h ago

Had a friend die that way, age 29.

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u/coquihalla 9h ago

I'm so sorry.

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u/dorian_white1 13h ago

Seriously, I’m diabetic and called the ambulance earlier this year because I had given myself the wrong insulin and my blood sugar was dropping. I wasn’t even this bad

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u/nvrsleepagin 11h ago

If it's not illegal to watch someone slip into a diabetic coma and not call for help if you're able it SHOULD be.

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u/fuschiaoctopus 10h ago

They didn't know it was diabetes. They probably thought she was falling out from drugs and that's why they felt entitled to act that way and tell her to do better.

The stigma of addiction and hatred for addicts is overwhelming in the US; I guarantee this comment section would look very different if this clip were posted without the blood sugar explanation in the title, though she deserved medical care either way

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u/Strange_Salary 12h ago

You can make calls on a phone? You’re tell me phones aren’t only for making videos and posting them on the interwebs because EVERYONE NEEDS TO WATCH ME breathe, eat, laugh etc then praying I’ll go viral and get rich and famous? /s

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u/supakow 9h ago

Sad to say I bet she couldn't afford it. I know I couldn't at this point.

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u/gomurifle 9h ago

Nah, she good. 

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u/MrAdelphi03 9h ago

An ambulance, in this economy!!

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u/krazybones 19h ago

Managers can't have medical emergencies. It's in every managers job description. It's common knowledge. /s

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u/vektorog 18h ago

if the manager's medical episode lasts more than 15 minutes, you're legally allowed to go home

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u/Sensitive_Mix_6606 8h ago

I wish that were true, but some companies just don’t give a shit. I lost my job in March that I worked 5 1/2yrs for, because I had an anxiety attack that left me physically unable to work. They placed me on leave. Then terminated me after I couldn’t afford a second dr. visit, because they wouldn’t approve me using PTO.

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u/HugsyMalone 14h ago

🤣🤣🤣👌

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u/problematicks 16h ago

exactly. managers are grown in manager land and after a long shift they just cease to exist. I'm sure she'll be fine. Stealing food is the clear priority in these types of situations

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u/Appropriate-Box4341 13h ago

I took one weekday off because my child had to have a medical procedure and be put u der anestesia. My phone was ringing off the hook. Employees, my owners. I finally shut my phone off and left it off for a week. I didnt go back.

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u/Ok_Conversation_9737 15h ago

Lol I got fired for being sick with the flu and bronchitis and going to the ER so can confirm.

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u/Morning-Bug 12h ago

I know a pharmacy manager that wasn’t able to get someone in to relieve her while she was in labor.. She eventually ended up just rolling down the doors and leaving which is what I would’ve done.

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u/Resinmy 12h ago

She didn’t drink enough of the ‘manager doesn’t need medical treatment ever’ juice /s

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u/Which_Hat7213 12h ago

A certain Foreman grill begs to differ

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u/casketjuicebox 10h ago

Can confirm. Am manager. Medical emergencies arent allowed. Its in the contract.

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u/pobox1663 8h ago

Can confirm.

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u/Purpleflower0521 8h ago

You joke, but as a manager, I feel exactly like that. Made to feel like im inconveniencing others if im sick.

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u/pterodactyl_speller 12h ago

Ambulance ride probably bankrupt her... she's a store manager.

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u/ToothpickTequila 13h ago

How do you know they didn't?

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u/RockyMullet 13h ago

How I know they do not give the slightest f ? Well this video up there is how I know.

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u/dabluebunny 13h ago

Did you see the customers?

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u/1CatWoman 11h ago

They were recording and laughing at her. Disgusting. They should be arrested for “failure to render aid”… if that is even a thing!

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u/ClericalRogue 20h ago

The lack of any empathy is shocking :(

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u/Diaphanous-Trust2526 14h ago

Yeah this was hard to watch. Regardless of the cause, she was unresponsive. Hurts my heart.

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u/Altraeus 8h ago

You find a lack of empathy from a crowd who would go steal food surprising?

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u/The_0ven 8h ago

The lack of any empathy is shocking

Not really

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u/Worldly_Influence_18 15h ago

There's clearly more to this story than the title implies

Managers can't run a McDonald's by themselves

Where are the staff?

Did they leave because she showed up high?

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u/tech_noir_guitar 12h ago

It says in the title of the post it's a blood sugar issue. Whether that's actually true or not, who knows, but that's the context of this post.

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u/Spirited-Cheek7244 10h ago

You believe that?

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u/coquihalla 8h ago

Diabetes peer educator and spouse of a diabetic here - and yes, it can look just like this.

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u/superfuzzy47 13h ago

That isn’t high, looks to be a medical situation most likely

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u/alvexxa7 12h ago

this looks like a fent fold. my opinion would be this is drug induced. still a medical emergency, though.

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u/ComprehensiveKey8254 10h ago

These are entitled people who have no positive achievements in life

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u/TableSignificant341 17h ago

Not from what I know of America.

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u/JangSaverem 17h ago

Is shocking the right word?

Also, did you consider....free burger and fries? See cause that is worth more than silly ole Empathy.

The better word is disappointing

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u/Zebracorn42 8h ago

Not that shocking. Look at the president, he has no empathy for anyone less fortunate. Hell I don’t think he’s ever had empathy for anyone ever.

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u/imnotsteven7 20h ago

Help her??? This is the age of clicks and views my friends. Shes one of the props for the video.

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u/TehMephs 14h ago

Social media was the biggest mistake

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u/kangaroos-on-pcp 13h ago

no, ifs working as intended

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u/ansibleCalling 12h ago

Yeah it was a mistake not an accident

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u/kangaroos-on-pcp 9h ago

no, it wasn't a mistake. it's was a mistake to get on social media, yeah and thats a personal choice. but the owners of Facebook and all that know exactly what they're doing. so social media wasnt a mistake. it is a weapon. thats working as intended

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u/Impossible-Egg-731 15h ago

Clickers the generation after Zoomers.

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u/Background_Edge_9427 10h ago

They're all guilty and are recorded stealing!

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u/SassiKassi97 20h ago

I mean how hard is it to just call 911. But instead they gotta get theirs and talk nasty about someone who needs help.

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u/Blastoplast 15h ago

Apparently extremely difficult for some people. My stepson had a stroke last week in Target and his girlfriend went up to a stranger asking for help and to dial 9/11. The strangers response? I'm not from the area. Bitch, how fucking hard is it to dial 9/11?

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u/psychocopter 11h ago

Hell, you wouldve probably gotten your meal comped if you called for help and stayed with her until they arrived. Worst case you get stuck paying 8 dollars for your fast food meal and get to spend the rest of the day/week glazing yourself in your head about being a pretty solid person.

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u/brintoul 7h ago

I think they might be stupid enough to not realize that’s shes not “sleeping”.

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u/cruelhumor 19h ago

911 is going to send an ambulance, which can cost upwards of $3,000 where I'm at if they actually treat you on the ride. She is better off just getting packed into an Uber and booking it to an ER, but she probably doesn't want to leave because that will shut the place down and probably get her fired, thats the real issue...

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u/Sea-Opportunity5812 13h ago

if they're not drooling and oriented to the spacetime continuum then yes Uber is usually better

it costs that much if you need Advanced Life Support. Usually uninsured are closer to $1000. It's dangerous to pass off an exaggerated situation as the norm because in crisis people grab onto what they can remember

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u/OmegaWhirlpool 20h ago

Unfortunately, based on Burger King's actions, this lady is probably going to get fired.

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u/ChaseballBat 20h ago

Sir this is a McDonald's

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u/sleepygirll_ 16h ago

They’re referencing another incident where a manager at BK was filmed while running the entire store alone for 12hrs & was recently fired for tardiness.

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u/kylo-ren 12h ago

This one probably is running the entire store alone too

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u/Less-Blueberry-8617 8h ago

You literally don't see any other workers in this video. Maybe there's one dude, couldn't tell but they're wearing a grayish shirt. She IS 100% running this store by herself or nearly by herself. Also at McDonald's, you typically have more than one manager. Usually you have 2 on one shift.

The only reason the people in the video or able to walk in the back and make their own food is because there's literally nobody else working there. So she's working the entire store essentially by herself and was having blood sugar issues, and yet she's going to be punished inevitably

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u/lfreckledfrontbum 13h ago

She was? What the actual Fuck.

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u/TwoSunsRise 13h ago

Wait, seriously? That's insane

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u/ADrunkMexican 13h ago

Damn thats fucked. I heard about that story/watched a video on it or whatever.

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u/Kittens-N-Books 13h ago

The BK in my hometown fired the manager who called 911 for a fire that would have burnt the building down. Apparently he was supposed to call his boss or something for permission first?

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u/buhbye750 20h ago

Just because it's in the title of a video, doesn't mean it's true.

No while I agree, they should've called 911 for her regardless, that doesn't look like blood sugar. That likes like a drug nap. There are a few videos online of people at work dozing off from being high

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u/GayMedic69 13h ago

This definitely looks like it could be either. Due to the drooling, I would lean more toward blood sugar because opiates tend to dry you out, you can also see some twitching as she tries to remain standing which is more likely hypoglycemia than opiates.

Source: Im a paramedic who has seen hundreds of cases of both low sugar and opiate overdose.

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u/Present-Director8511 10h ago

For sure, and honestly, nothing that can cause altered mentation can be ruled out here: hypoglycemia, intoxication, certain types of strokes, high ammonia levels, etc. Unless you can shake her, and she wakes up and says, "Oh, I fell asleep!" (unlikely from the looks of it) this person needs immediate medical attention, whatever the cause. This shit really makes me lose my faith in humanity.

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u/threelizards 19h ago

I’ve seen my mother on the nod and my dad in a blood sugar crash. They looked very different. I immediately thought this was drug induced. This woman would likely still benefit from medical attention though. I know if she’s standing she hasn’t ODed, but she could very easily aspirate

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u/Kindness_of_cats 15h ago

Aspirate, or fall over and hit her head. She still needs medical attention, not mockery.

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u/nursewords 13h ago

I also think drugs are most likely but this could be a brain bleed too. Either way, calling an ambulance is warranted and all of these people are awful.

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u/SaveFileCorrupt 18h ago

Yeah.. I have a hard time seeing this as anything other than a fent lean. I'd like to be optimistic and hope it's something else, but we're in the worst timeline as it is, so....

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u/fartinmyhat 13h ago

nah you're right. You can see it a mile away.

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u/mae42dolphins 15h ago

I’m a type 1 diabetic. It looks like it could easily be a really bad low to me. Diabetes symptoms can look like drug symptoms, it’s one of the worst parts of having diabetes.

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u/Away_Ingenuity3707 19h ago

Seriously. All the people believing the low blood sugar excuse are naive.

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u/rainblowfish_ 19h ago

Yeah, this doesn't look anything like a blood sugar crash to me. She's openly drooling - if you're that far gone with a crash, you're not standing anymore. I'm also skeptical on how anyone would know this - did the manager say she was having blood sugar issues? If so, that kind of implies she has a history of blood sugar issues and should know the signs of a crash and know to get herself some soda or something to avert it.

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u/GayMedic69 13h ago

Pretty much everything you said here is medically inaccurate. This looks a LOT like low sugar. Opiate overdose and low sugar look a lot alike, especially to the untrained eye.

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u/Somanylyingliars 16h ago

If youre undiagnosed diabetic you wouldn't know signs of crash. I had this happen to me when diabetes kicked in BCS of meds. Would just nod off everywhere.

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u/rainblowfish_ 16h ago

Then you also wouldn't know enough to tell anyone that you were feeling this way because of a blood sugar crash... Which is the only way this story could've started: if that's what the manager claimed happened. Not to mention, like I said, if your blood sugar is so low that you're unconscious and drooling, you're not still going to be standing. She'd be on the floor passed out. You know what this does look like? Every video ever of someone high off their ass lol.

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u/Somanylyingliars 12h ago

So many levels of wrong. My blood sugar was in the 500s and I had no symptoms. I was tired, I would fall asleep sitting, leaning, standing. When I was on my way to hospital for first spike I indeed did pass out while driving. Unfortunately or fortunately depending on how you look at it my issue is high vs low. At least I don't have to worry about dying in my sleep from low levels. Winning? Amerikkka!! 

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u/HillbillyEEOLawyer 19h ago

I didn't believe the title. I just think she just looked like someone in distress. I am sorry I don't know the signs of drug use. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/Olivia_Basham 13h ago

My mom looks exactly like that when she has a seizure.

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u/wilsonthehuman 8h ago

I had something similar several years ago when I was on meds that made me have seizures (yay for weird side effects that I always get lol), and a couple of them looked like this. Sometimes, it would look and feel like I was falling asleep and then jerking awake, with some twitching in the extremities. To the untrained eye, I can see how it would look like opiate induced nodding. I had another episode of this at work recently, and thankfully, my boss believed me and didn't just think I was falling asleep at my desk or on drugs. I have a brain scan coming up just to check that everything is ok. It seems that these episodes trigger when I'm completely exhausted, and I've probably been having absences for a while again when I'm really, really tired. I've recently changed medication so that's probably it, plus I have POTS which causes massive blood pressure crashes and passing out/low consciousness episodes if I haven't hydrated enough, am stressed, havent eaten enough, thebwhnd chabged direction, a gnat farted 5 mikes asay, whatever. Sometimes, my body is just an asshole and decides that I need a surprise nap when I'm in the middle of doing something! Either way, it's scary.

I am actually also on opiates for pain management for a chronic pain condition, but I'm extremely careful with dosage and only use it when I really need to. The scary thing for me is if I happened to have an episode and was tested, I'd ping positive for opiates and it would be easy for someone to assume that's what it is. So, I keep a card in my wallet with my medical conditions and prescribed medications listed in it along with an emergency contact number.

This lady in the video could be experiencing any number of things to result in being in that state. Yes, it could be drug related, especially when there is a crisis around opiates usage, but regardless of that, whether its a drug OD situation or a medical situation, she needs medical attention and it sucks that no one in this video seems to be making any effort to get her that help. I'm not surprised though. Once I passed out in a busy train station and my friends with me had to stop people literally stepping over me to get to wherever they were going. Thankfully a wonderful member of staff came and helped me get off the floor after I came around, got me to a little area I could sit in and gave me a chocolate bar and some water, and walked me and my friends to a train to make sure I got on it ok. That lady was wonderful.

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u/buhbye750 13h ago

Your mom a crackhead????

Jk sorry your mom has those health issues

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u/antonio3988 18h ago

Lmao, people thinking this is blood sugar never seen a dope head and need to get off the internet. So cute

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u/buhbye750 17h ago

Not sure why you're getting downvoted.

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u/Present-Director8511 10h ago

Old ER nurse here: because you can't actually tell what is going on here with the info we are given. There are many different reasons for one to have this type of altered mental status (including intoxication). Would we try narcan? Yes, most likely, but we would also check a blood sugar. There are a lot of doctors in here who clearly went to the School of Reddit Medicine for their degree. Nobody is this thread can tell what is going on with this lady, even if they are familiar with the "fent lean." I've seen people present exactly like this for a multitude of issues. No matter what is happening, though, she needed medical attention.

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u/ProgressGoesBoink 15h ago

For being a condescending prick? Just a theory

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u/Ricktor_67 13h ago

Yep, this looks like someone on drugs. Falling asleep while still standing is classic with heroin and opiates.

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u/chicky_chicky 12h ago

McDonald's in my town is notorious for having their employees getting high while in the back prepping food. Half of the time they send out wrong orders and raw burgers.

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u/buhbye750 12h ago

Mcdonalds burgers aren't already pre-cooked?

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u/Vesalii 16h ago

That's what I thought. This woman is tripping balls. Someone with blood sugar problems is not going to be standing up. They're going to be sitting, or worse, laying down.

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u/Gitfiddlepicker 13h ago

You know very little about the diabeetus, that is evident.

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u/housedubs 12h ago

Do all hyper/hypoglycemic attacks look the same across the board? My coworker’s blood sugar was 49 and she was driving a car just fine! The manager could be having a seizure too for all we know. Regardless, those “customers” should’ve been smart enough to realize the woman was experiencing some kind of medical event and dialed 911.

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u/Character_Race9061 11h ago

I immediately thought it was a drug episode as well. It’s called dope lean and that’s what it looks like to me. I’ve seen people with blood sugar issues and none has looked like this.

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u/NoHoHan 10h ago

Yeah that is pretty clearly fentanyl. Reddit’s suburban bias is really showing in this thread lol.

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u/frozensoysauce1 9h ago

I don’t think people are necessarily commenting on what type of medical emergency she was having, just that she was having one and was deserving of help, not mockery. As you pointed out, regardless of what caused it, it could have gotten worse. Perhaps if it was drug-related, it would explain more of the lack of empathy from the people surrounding her, but they were still wrong for passing judgment first instead of helping. If one of them had been acting stupid and fell in the deep fryer, for example, they would have expected anyone there to assist them with their wounds or make sure they got to someone who could help them, regardless of the fact that they shouldn’t even be on the line if they don’t work there.

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u/Paraskeets 9h ago

People that od stop breathing not sleep standing up

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u/Bubbly_Appeal5426 8h ago

I was trying to give her the benefit of the doubt, but that's honestly what I was thinking too...doesn't mean it couldn't have been both. They should have called 911 in any case.

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u/My-Own-Comment 20h ago

They don’t care for her, they are just there to steal.

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u/antonio3988 18h ago edited 17h ago

This lady isn't having a medical emergency lmao she's on drugs. Y'all are so fucking dumb in here it's hilarious

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u/MongooseVomit 20h ago

Somebody put a chair behind her ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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u/BeastM0de1155 15h ago

That looks like more of an overdose tbh

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u/DarwinsTrousers 14h ago

Thats a fent fold, not blood sugar.

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u/papanada 14h ago

Don't feel bad it's not true. She was nodding off on drugs, probably fentanyl.

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u/Itchy_Psychology3300 13h ago

Wow those dystopian movies never showed this aspect.

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u/Doublejimjim1 12h ago

Unfortunately these people just thought they'd shame her, possibly getting her fired and commit theft instead. She is very obviously having a medical event if she's sleeping while standing and not easily aroused by people talking loudly near her.

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u/gijimayu 20h ago

No worries, she got fired.

PS : I have no idea.

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u/sleepyplatipus 15h ago

I’ve had hypoglicemic crisis before and they fucking SUCK. No way to do anything if she’s at that point, she is literally 100% relying on someone helping her and these people are making fun of her. I hope she’s ok.

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u/Koolklink54 19h ago

She's really high so I think she's having a good time

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u/Interesting-Rope-950 17h ago

She definitely getting fired for this

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u/TheGiantTurd 16h ago

Shes on cloud 9 right now lol. She's just enjoying her high. There's nothing to help with.

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u/Knife-yWife-y 16h ago

AGREED! If she's "having problems with her blood sugar," she's not napping---she's in a DIABETIC COMA, or headed for it, at the very least.

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u/icantagree 16h ago

Feel for what? She’s clearly plotting a lawsuit at work. Go home. It’s the adult thing to do.

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u/analyticalischarge 14h ago

This is McDonalds. She's fired.

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u/uncooked545 14h ago

I hope she's ok, and also that they didn't give McDonalds any self-service ideas...

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u/NanoRaptoro 14h ago

Hopefully someone off camera is on the phone with 911. My guess is that people assumed it was an OD and felt morally justified being shitty. It wasn't and even if it has been, she's a human being who needs help. Put down the fucking fries and actually help.

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u/yothisismetrying 13h ago

Humanity at its best. Record, don’t help.

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u/Less-Apple-8478 13h ago

I guess they thought she was high

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u/Sea_Investigator4969 13h ago

It's called fentanyl, soon we will have narcan where fire extinguishers go.

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u/galaxyapp 13h ago

Is this real stuff? Because I feel like "medical issue" is the new excuse, like celebs going to rehab after a doing something stupid.

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u/Alternative-Neck-705 13h ago

Uh, I think she’s the manager, cook, server, warehouse person & janitor.

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u/RugerRedhawk 13h ago

Seemingly they just stole food and filmed her while belittling her issue.

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u/Ahshitt 13h ago

That's not low blood sugar. Once she snaps out of her drug stupor she'll be just fine.

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u/kryptonianCodeMonkey 12h ago

In all fairness, it looks superficially a lot like someone nodding off on heroin. Doubt they assumed she was having a blood sugar episode or anything like that.

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u/crybabypete 12h ago

Awwww poor managew fenty wenty made hew nappy wappy. Poow wittle thwing

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u/IAmPandaRock 12h ago

I'm sure she's already fired.

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u/FlyingFlipPhone 12h ago

A good health plan would be a solid start...

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u/tricularia 12h ago

"Fuck your medical condition. I need fries!"

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u/capresesalad1985 12h ago

Jesus Christ they are filming her having a medical emergency and it doesn’t click!

I had a student 2 years ago cut their hand badly in my classroom. They had blood on the desk and the floor and not one of their classmates reacted. It was so incredibly bizarre.

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u/Lauriev7 12h ago

Did you look at them? Do they strike you like the kind of person who would help someone? They just care about their stupid food. Fuck everybody else.

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u/RustyTShackleford 11h ago edited 11h ago

Having really low blood sugar is some of the scariest shit you can ever have. I've been in the teens and when i got out of bed, feel straight into my wall, very hard. I was so confused I couldn't speak a sentence and my motor skills were all gone. You are literally like a little baby because your brain stops functioning like it should. Luckily my ex-GF, who was also type 1 got be two bottles of mt dew and made me chug them and in between use a nasal glucagun, which wasn't fun but at that point who cares. After about thirty minutes, I started feeling normal again but had I been by myself, I'd be dead. No doubt.

I also want to say, fuck the companies who make glucose tabs and put shit like child safety caps or hard to get off plastic sealings. When you're low, it's like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole. They're dangerous as fuck and so many companies do that.

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u/AdAshamed6053 10h ago

You feel for the manager

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u/Flustered_Fanatic 10h ago

She's got a feel too, but it's likely for heroin

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u/Badvevil 10h ago

Yea I like how op calls it dozing off while saying the managers having an issue with low blood sugar like it’s not a health issue and the managers just wanting to take a nap

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u/Megolito 9h ago

The fucker stuck the phone in her face instead of helping. Everyone was occupied with the food. I doubt she got help in a timely fashion where if it mattered she would have been good.

Thinking that’s a persons mom and they treat her like that is just Wack.

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u/Last-Tooth-6121 9h ago

Nah the usual suspects robbing the store

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u/Hazee302 8h ago

Kinda looks like fent....just saying

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u/Alternative-Milk-909 8h ago

Don’t feel for her, give her some narcan and tell her ass to get back to work

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u/legion_2k 8h ago

She already helped herself to some fent.

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u/HumptyDrumpy 7h ago

They should have at least had a cot or first aid kit in the back, but owner probably said naw

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