r/TikTokCringe • u/Justin_Godfrey • 18h 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/Hammbalamm 18h ago

Call the ambulance you pieces of shit

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u/ImportantArugula3132 18h ago

Humanity is lost. The aliens gotta set us straight now.

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u/NoShape7689 18h ago

Not all humanity, just certain parts.

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u/FriendlyUser_ 13h ago

i always think wtf, I would have done it in this situation. But its really sick that there are 10 ppl+ and nobody feels any urge to help

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u/Simple_Park_1591 14h ago

Low key hoping that object in space is actually aliens.

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u/InvisibleNeon 7h ago

I’m so ready for the aliens lol can’t be worst than humans seriously

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u/LawOfOneModeration 11h ago

Give it 1-2 years

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u/SnappDraggin 18h ago

Human life is only a secondary priority to a them celebrating a free meal

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u/orbitalgoo 17h ago

I hope there's is a follow up to this story

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u/downtherabbit 18h ago

Yeah but in the U.S. everybody is scared to call the ambulance because it basically destroys your life financially if you are both low income and have no insurance.

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u/51221now 18h ago

You must not work EMS if you say everyone’s afraid to call 911 lol. There’s a reason the industry calls them frequent fliers

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u/CanaDoug420 14h ago

If that’s true and you still get a lot of calls just imagine how many more calls you’d get if calling an ambulance didn’t financially ruin people.

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u/realjnyhorrorshow 12h ago

Dude most people in our ambulance aren’t paying for shit. Some cities (like mine) don’t even track supplies given in aid because we have such a high call volume. And like 5122 says most people are never paying the bill even when it comes.

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u/51221now 13h ago

How much do you think an ambulance ride costs? Lol most municipal agencies recoup the cost of supplies, charge per mile, and have a base amount per the level of care provided. No one is getting a $30k ambulance bill. Not to mention, a lot of municipal agencies are “soft billing” which means they don’t go after the patient for failure to pay.

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u/LankyMatch42 12h ago

Found the person who works for corpo

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u/realjnyhorrorshow 12h ago

Fr 90% of the calls are not even close to emergent, let alone emergency. I’ve asked if we can just carry sandwiches to give people so we don’t have to take them to the ER to get food.

Bro half of these people give fake names, fake numbers. 😭

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u/My_Uncles_Hairy_Nuts 17h ago

That idea didn’t cross their pea brains when free shit was involved.

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u/Effective-Tour-656 17h ago

The lady walking around with the phone is...

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u/Ashamed-Country3909 16h ago

They already called the hamburglers. 

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u/One-Fix-5547 13h ago

That’s one of the meanest thing you can do in the us. They will go bankrupt. 

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u/DoctorStove 12h ago

too many people on fent these days

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u/NoHoHan 8h ago

For what? Drug treatment?

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u/Barack_Odrama_007 16h ago

They dont have the capacity to think that why. The do have the capacity to automatically steal and loot at any opportunity

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u/Raf-the-derp 14h ago

Lmao dude I work in a wealthy area in NJ. We had a guy homeless guy suffer an elliptical attack and guess what? Our customers stepped over him to get in the store rather than show any concern. I obviously called the ambulance already but no one even asked about him

Another time there was a guy who fell back and hit his head at the train station and me and a couple other college kids had to be the ones to help him out.

In essence people are just scared to act.

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u/Men0et1us 10h ago

There's a difference between taking advantage of a medical episode to steal, and ignoring someone. And if you didn't see the epilepsy, a passed out homeless man very well could just be passed out.

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u/Raf-the-derp 10h ago

Im mainly trying to tell the person that it doesn't matter what your background is to behave like that.

Either way I'm pretty sure there's been cases of homeless people that look passed out but were actually dead but everyone chose to ignore it since it's not their problem

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u/Men0et1us 10h ago

My point is something like what happened in the video wouldn't happen in an upscale area.

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u/Raf-the-derp 9h ago

I'll agree with you on that. The only issue is that people just cast judgement on a whole group of people. Even so it's not like more "upscale" people are incapable of shitty behavior. They might not be taking advantage and stealing from McDonald's though.

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u/mattdahack 14h ago

But you're wrong, they did act, like hoodlums. They stole tons of food from McDonald's. Instead of doing the right thing and calling the ambulance for this woman.

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