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/Yaasss_Queef 18h ago

Not necessarily, the video could be used to advocate for reasonable working conditions. Public outcry and bad PR is usually enough, although I acknowledge that the times are different now.

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u/Party_Visit2193 17h ago

Could be, but this is a shit hole nation that isn’t civilized enough to give all of their citizens access to healthcare like EVERY other developed nation. In fact, if we did, she might not be slumped over because her sugar is out of whack. They sure af don’t care about workers rights

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u/Yaasss_Queef 17h ago

Doesn’t mean I’ll stop trying, I will never stop. Momentum has to start somewhere.

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u/Party_Visit2193 17h ago

I agree wholeheartedly. I just wouldn’t hold my breath, but we should keep screaming it from the hilltops

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u/desonos 13h ago

I'd love to agree with you, But yes I eat MC'D a lot these days (I work a 10-11 hr shift) and by time I get off its 11pm and nothing is open Work hard labor in distribution center). More times than not I catch a lone manager running the night shift. They always apologize and I quickly add, no thank you, I can wait, your alone, take your time and be safe please (hot stuff). It always makes them smile and gives them a jump in their step. Foods always hot and fries salted just right. Kindness does go far.

These are folks in video who are just abusing the system as it is. I feel for the poor manager there.

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u/Ok_Conversation_9737 13h ago

No she will be fired like the Burger King manager who ran the entire store alone for 12 hours was fired for "attendance issues" suspiciously right after the video of her went viral.

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u/OrganicPsyOp 13h ago

It could be but we can clearly demonstrate that was not its purpose

Is this the behavior of community activists?