OP should say, "At least I have a job" or "at least I am not eating the food", to make him feel bad.

how is this even an FML.. This one is just stupid.

He wouldn't have a job for long after talking to a customer like that.

Yeah. Then op should've wrote him a strongly worded letter. That'd show him!

How do you know he doesn't have a job??

Welp, my mother is one to look down on people who work in the fast-food business, I explain to her every time we go through the drivethru that the people may just be looking for a better job. Some people just never learn. Hopefully OP, you don't have to deal with more customers like that.

Squidward? Is that you?

"Hmmm, this mayo tastes funny.."

Food being spit on in 3....2....1

Mmhmm suuurreee... Spit... ;D

Some special organic ranch dressing... Maybe?

They do that stuff because of the "customer is always right" rule which I think is complete garbage you should never disrespect someone who works in a restaurant just because your having a bad day

9/10 times at my grocery store job when a customer approaches me they are ultimately wrong. The only ones who tend to be right all the time are former grocery employees or chefs. I don't hesitate for a second to correct a customer if they're wrong, plain and simple. Saves the hassle of issuing a refund later for their stupidity when buying the wrong product. Besides, you can't possibly tell me a customer is always right when they bring in expired coupons and expect me to honour them. :P The rule isn't enforced in Canada and is typically only brought up by American tourists. The rest of us are generally polite enough to not push the workers too much.

Exactly. If they fix your food, body, house, or car... treat them with respect.

or don't bite the hand that feeds you?

Most likely it's because it's the best OP can do for now. And McDonald's isn't that bad, but personal I'd never work there. I mean I work as a dishwasher and food prep and sadly get paid more than most McDonald's managers.

@12 Fair enough but I hope he/she doesnt eat there.

Depending on how much a person makes, sometimes they have very little choice on what they can afford to eat. Sadly, McD's is much more affordable than a proper meal. I grew up eating Mac&cheese & hot dogs five nights a week. Nutritionally, that's not much better, and now I can't eat the stuff.

@20 come on bro, dont kid yourself, ingredients for basic meals dont cost much

But they still cost much more than a cheeseburger. If you're like me and you have to pay for college, braces, rent, etc., McDonald's is a luxury.

If it costs more than a McDonalds meal per person you're doing it wrong. I generally average around $2 per person for a proper meal, unless we're getting fancy.

Nutrition as a luxury>braces as a luxury. Priorities at its finest.