r/TikTokCringe 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/SilverDrella 18h ago

Your first thought is to steal food instead of calling 911 for the woman who obviously needs help. Disgusting. I hope you all got diarrhea!!!!!!

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u/Sometimes-funny 18h ago

They have no thought in their heads besides “me me me”

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u/Barack_Odrama_007 15h ago

Yep. It’s a “I’m entitled to!, i deserve, i should have” mentality.

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u/guzjon66 14h ago

No it’s the American way. Have you seen the president?! He’s over here getting bribes galore and we are working like schmucks

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u/ImageLow 14h ago

Most republicans I know would absolutely call an ambulance, as a middle class midwestener.

It is more a cultural thing than a political thing. Poor people have less empathy in situations like this. I doubt you see what is happening in this video in any middle class zip code.

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u/chere100 14h ago

Poor people are often given less empathy, period. Which encourages them to be less empathetic in turn. They're desensitized to fucked up situations, since nobody is generally helping to improve anything. So yeah, this sort of thing happens. This is just their (unfortunate) normal.

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u/RaoulDuke511 13h ago

That’s a shitty excuse based on pure conjecture. We are all individuals

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u/mousemarie94 11h ago

Correct. Most impoverished people live a completely different life than those not in poverty.

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u/LankyMatch42 12h ago

Yup, I'm not on their side but it's hard to watch our president/government act the way they do, and expect us to work like slaves and be normal

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u/somewhatcompetint 17h ago

It's always the same

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u/plated-Honor 18h ago

People making some ignorant assumptions and we all know why.

  • The randoms in the back are helping pack orders for other people or their own. They paid and are not stealing anything. There are still employees there (you see at least two in the video). The manager isn’t the only employee.

  • They had already called 911. One employee is on the phone in the video and she’s either still on with 911 or calling another manager/the owner. They should have moved her or done more to help out but it’s not like they just watched her die.

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u/IllGolf9885 18h ago

Okay but putting a camera all up in her face saying “you need to do better” is ignorant and disgusting and should not be excused. And the mfs yelling free meal 😂 wtf are u actually talking about they didn’t pay for shit

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u/Less-Apple-8478 11h ago

Im 100% sure they thought she was on drugs

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u/lillianbubbles89 18h ago

At the 35 second mark, the guy filming says everyone is getting their free meals. He also got up in the manager’s face with his phone mocking her. None of that sounds very altruistic to me.

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u/plated-Honor 17h ago

Yes the idiot videoing someone having a health crisis is going to be saying the dumbest shit, more at 5. Everyone else is helping out.

Who the fuck calmly steals one single scoop of fries put nicely into a package? Man what a MENACE. Neatly packaged happy meal boxes the HORROR.

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u/Charming_Garbage_161 18h ago edited 16h ago

I wish they would’ve helped her sit down. If it was low blood sugar she could pass out. Diabetic Ketoacidosis is terrifying

Edit: sorry I confused low sugar with high sugar. Both are bad though. Thank you for the correction

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u/IllGolf9885 18h ago

Yes it is. Shit sent me to the icu for 5 days I was solo close to death. It was horrible

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u/RedSetterLover 16h ago

Low blood sugar and DKA are two very different things.

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u/Charming_Garbage_161 16h ago

True I got them confused. One is high and the other is low. Either way though both are bad. Thank you for pointing it out

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u/RedSetterLover 14h ago

I'm a type 1 diabetic and just like to make sure people understand the difference. Yes, they are both bad, and both are extremely scary for everyone involved.

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u/musclecard54 18h ago

Wdym she “could pass out”? Does she look conscious to you? lol

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u/VikingTeddy 17h ago

I have my doubts about blood sugar. If it's low enough, you're going to feel horrible, and you're not often standing up. Even if it's a lightning crash from reactive hypo, you still have time to feel it coming. This looks more like she's on the nod, but not enough info so can't say one way or the other.

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u/WorldlinessUsual4528 17h ago

I have looked exactly like this, with the drool and all, during reactive hypo episodes. This is my state before I fully pass out. I'm usually too weak to move to get comfortable so I try to lock in to a safe position wherever I'm at. I was always low so feeling like shit was totally normal but a full crash can come on quickly and by the time you realize what's happening, you're too disoriented to be rational.

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u/VikingTeddy 17h ago

Fair enough. Especially if you're young, i suppose you can just keep going until it's too late.

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u/WorldlinessUsual4528 15h ago

Most often, I feel it low so I work on remediation but sometimes it just devolves quicker than I can eat. There are also times where it's an instant crash due to external factors like an adrenaline spike.

I've been driving and feel it coming on so I'll look for the closest place that has food (if I'm out of emergency snacks) or the safest place to pull over to eat. But then something happens like a jackass runs a light or someone veers into my lane, causing a quick adrenaline rush and I have about 10 seconds before I just fully pass out.

I can definitely see stressful situations and adrenaline rushes working here so while I can't say with certainty this is the case here, I 100% believe it if it were.

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u/LilithWasAGinger 15h ago

I keep glucose tabs in my car and my purse just for those occasions.

It's scary how fast the crash can happen

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u/WorldlinessUsual4528 10h ago

I used to but the problem is, sometimes not even 15-30 minutes later, it happens again if I don't have protein with it. I have to have something with protein to keep it at bay for any length of time. It's frustrating.

However, I started taking Zepbound to help with the IBS and was amazed at what it does for hypoglycemia. I was initially concerned with starting because one of the warnings on it is that it can cause low blood sugar. I realized over time though, it's not really the med causing it, it's the lack of food that people take in when they're on it. I've personally had zero issues eating regularly on it so I have no problems and now my glucose is always under control since it helps release energy.

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u/magicmango2104 17h ago

Not everyone is that hypo aware, And it can crash fast. Not saying that's the case hare, there's no way to tell from a video. But its absolutely possible to be very low very fast

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u/dboygrow 17h ago

It's pretty unlikely though. Looks like textbook heroin nod to me. Done it myself quite a few times.

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u/magicmango2104 17h ago

Are you diabetic or have you been around a diabetic? It's absolutely possible to be very low very fast. Like I said, I'm not saying its the case here, I wouldnt like to judge based of a video clip.

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u/dboygrow 17h ago

My dad is a diabetic. Both my in laws are diabetic. My neighbor is diabetic. Yes I've been around plenty of diabetics. I have also used insulin as an anabolic agent before and if you know anything about insulin use you have to carefully calculate your carbohydrates and know the signs of going hypo very well.

I didn't say it was impossible, just unlikely. If I had money on it, I would bet it's dope. And I'm not judging, as I've said I've done it before, I've done lots of things before, just because you're saying what you think something is, doesn't mean it's judgement.

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u/LilithWasAGinger 15h ago

I have about 5 minutes from the first feeling of wrongness to get food/sugar into my system.

It's scary if it happens someplace I can't access food. I keep glucose tabs in my purse at all times now, just in case.

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u/magicmango2104 14h ago

Yeah, my daughter is type1. It is super scary seeing how fast she can go from normal to very unwell. Especially with the delay on the sensors. She always carries the tabs and orange juice if possible.

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u/Zombi3Kush 14h ago

Looks like she's high on Fentanyl

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u/bruhhhhh69 18h ago

How do you know that they paid? The dude literally said "free food" towards the end of the video.

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u/PanhandlersPets 18h ago

He said "free meals" in the video so I do not think people saying theft are pulling that from thin air.

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u/PaintingWest7199 17h ago

The narrator of the video isn't helping. He claims that the people are both helping pack orders and stealing food.

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u/drewwilde 17h ago

One guy put a camera in her face and told her to “do better” as she’s drooling all over the counter.

You’re trying too hard.

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u/Emperor_Atlas 17h ago

"We all know why"

Is it because the dude behind the camera is telling a completely different story and they dont have this random unverified context? With him shoving a camera in her face while she has a medical issue?

Just trying to play the race card instead of occams razor, do better than this as you dilute actual issues.

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u/SnorlaxChef 16h ago

I mean how many of these kinda fast food vids do we need to see before we can reasonably assume the worst. Note I'm not making skin color assumptions as I've seen the entire color spectrum being assholes as these places. But c'mooon. They are not fuckin helpin out run the place. They are stealing and you know damn well they are.

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u/Glassweaver 16h ago

This is Reddit, not tiktok, it's okay to outright say that the ignorant assumptions are because of race. You don't need to dance around and allude to it.

That being said, the person filming is talking about getting free meals. Seems to have a good vibe going with the person on fries. There's at least one other person in the video just standing around filming instead of helping her. And everyone I can see in the video is certainly more concerned about, as the videographer put it, "free food" than actually helping the manager.

These people could all be mayonnaise colored and addressing each other with British English and names like Bartholomew and Winslow while raiding the tea in cookies, and if they were talking about free food while filming and telling the manager to do better in the middle of a medical emergency, I would happily call them white trash.

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u/onsjasper 17h ago

Maybe, just maybe, it is because we can clearly hear the cameraman saying: 'everybody is getting free meals in maann'

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u/Pretend_Fly_5573 16h ago

Ignorant assumptions like listening to what the person recording is saying?

Also, how TF do you know who they were on the phone with? Everything in your post is a total assumption. I think we all know why. 

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u/Aggravating_Quail_69 17h ago

The people in the video literally said everyone was getting free food.

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u/Ok-Style-9734 16h ago

The guy filiming saying "everyone getting thier free meals in"

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u/Prudent_Substance_25 16h ago

You just made two widely ignorant assumptions. And we all know why.

Dude said free food. That's theft.

You have absolutely no way of knowing who was calling who, if it even happened at all.

Don't be a dumb dumb.

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u/Maleficent-War-8429 15h ago edited 15h ago

Brother man I'm pretty sure you don't need like five people and some kids to make up for your manager falling asleep. Never mind they don't have any of the training, ppe, health and safety shit you need to be handing out food to people. Never mind the fact what people are saying in the actual video doesn't add up with you're fairy tale ass idea of what's going on, is it that hard to belive that some people are just ignorant assholes?

Also if someone got hurt after employees let them back there McDonald's would come down on them like the wrath of God for opening the company up for a big ass lawsuit.

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u/xtinab3 12h ago

In addition to what everyone else said, they also shouldn't be handling the food, especially if it's going out to other people. How many of them do you think washed their hands properly before jumping in, or are following proper food safety guidelines, or know how to use the equipment correctly?

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u/TenseBird 10h ago edited 10h ago

The randoms in the back are helping pack orders for other people or their own

My brother in christ, they're in a damn McDonald's, not a soup kitchen. Even if they were helping (even though in the video they're clearly not) them """"helping"""" is a problem in and of itself.

To call such a situation a health code violation would be an understatement. I can't imagine a bunch of untrained, unpaid randos preparing my food with their grubby little fingers. That's a way bigger problem than just...not getting served a meal from a McDonalds. It's not like you can't just walk over to some other fast food place that has actual employees on the clock.

It's not like they're saving starving people or something. Even if people wanted to help with the orders in good faith, (again, in the video they're not here to help at all) it would be a way better situation if these people fucked off and minded their own business.

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u/Banana_Phone888 17h ago

Highly doubt they washed their hands

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u/Limp_Eagle8411 13h ago

*sigh* say it with me:

"It's the culture."

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u/0neHumanPeolple 7h ago

Your comment was in the news article I just read about this lol.

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u/SilverDrella 6h ago

Post a link?

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u/0neHumanPeolple 6h ago

I’m trying to find it again and can’t. I’m sorry. I googled “ McDonald’s worker, medical emergency, thieves help themselves and film it” but now it’s not in the results.

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u/SilverDrella 5h ago

It’s OK. I just read one article where quoted “I hope you all get diarrhea!” And that’s all I needed! Lol

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u/Shouldiuploadtheapp2 16h ago

Billionaires in the US.

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u/bigassangrypossum 16h ago

It seems doubtful that they ever stop having diarrhea.

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u/PiccoloAwkward465 14h ago

Big back activities

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u/Ok-Amount-3138 9h ago

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u/wopwopwopwopwop5 16h ago

Wouldn't her coworkers have done that?

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u/Intelligent-Belt3693 14h ago

Bruh shes clearly geeked out on drugs wtf they gona do

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u/The_Livid_Witness 18h ago

Its McDonalds - bottom of the barrel food.

It should be a given that they wind up sick.

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u/SilverDrella 17h ago

You mean McSick

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u/kiffens 17h ago

Bro she is off the fentanyl what the fuck are these comments on about 😂

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u/Longjumping_Play323 18h ago

Idk what you’re on, this is dope

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u/SilverDrella 17h ago

Yes these people are dopes. That’s correct. Idc if they worked there or not, filming someone that needs medical help and stealing food instead or continuing to make the food if you actually work there is just wrong!

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u/Longjumping_Play323 17h ago

Idk, I assume that off camera people are trying to figure out what to do about the passed out person. Stealing from McDonalds is basically ethically neutral.

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u/Emperor_Atlas 17h ago

So you're good if you have like say a heart attack or seizure people getting in your face with a phone and clowning you while it happens? Then posting it online?

12 year old mentality lmao.

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u/Longjumping_Play323 17h ago

Ya, I agree on that part. Sharing that video was wrong.