Shocking video of Macca's in Melbourne shows how DIRTY the store is: "How can they eat with that mess?"
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A video that was taken inside a McDonald's restaurant in Melbourne, has gone viral for all the wrong reasons.
As the footage uploaded to TikTok shows, the restaurant appears to be covered in garbage, with food wrappers, half-eaten burgers, scattered fries and discarded drinks strewn everywhere – including on the tables, the floor, and even the seats.
The particular Maccas branch, which was assumed to be the one on Elizabeth Street, was described to be "disgusting" and "unsanitary" by people on social media.
"That is absolutely disgusting; how can they eat with that mess? I mean at this point they might as well eat in a dumpster bin," said one person in the comments section.
In fact, many of the commenters were baffled as to how the other diners could manage to sit and eat despite the mountains of mess around them.
"How are they just casually eating there…" a second user asked. Another agreed and added, "Everyone is sitting around as if nothing is wrong... Is that normal for you all?"
A video of a Melbourne McDonald's has gone viral for all the wrong reasons. Credit: TikTok/@alineshukurani.
Some people also said that they found it confusing that the customers didn't place their garbage in the provided bins, to which the TikTok user who shared the clip replied that the "bins were overfilled."
Someone who claimed to be a former fast-food employee mentioned that in situations such as these, one realises just how "grotty" people truly are, saying: "They just leave their rubbish everywhere even though there’s a bin right next to them."
On the other hand, there were some commenters who attempted to offer an explanation as to why the restaurant would be that messy.
"The manager probably tolerates it for the amount of business they’re getting," one person suggested. Another agreed that it's a "management issue", saying: "If it’s after midnight, the employees might be told to just leave it as it’s a health and safety issue."
One user even said that this particular Maccas location has always been "like that" and this type of condition is quite "normal". Since it's a CBD Macca's close to all the clubs, if the footage was filmed on a Friday or Saturday, it would sadly be expected.
Yes, it may be unfair to hold a typical fast-food chain to the same "high" standards as your favourite fine dining restaurant, but we think you should still be able to expect a certain level of cleanliness, consistency, and customer service from them.
What are your thoughts, folks? Have you ever seen a fast-food establishment that was as filthy and disorderly as this one? Leave a comment below with your thoughts and experiences to share with the rest of us.
As the footage uploaded to TikTok shows, the restaurant appears to be covered in garbage, with food wrappers, half-eaten burgers, scattered fries and discarded drinks strewn everywhere – including on the tables, the floor, and even the seats.
The particular Maccas branch, which was assumed to be the one on Elizabeth Street, was described to be "disgusting" and "unsanitary" by people on social media.
"That is absolutely disgusting; how can they eat with that mess? I mean at this point they might as well eat in a dumpster bin," said one person in the comments section.
In fact, many of the commenters were baffled as to how the other diners could manage to sit and eat despite the mountains of mess around them.
"How are they just casually eating there…" a second user asked. Another agreed and added, "Everyone is sitting around as if nothing is wrong... Is that normal for you all?"
A video of a Melbourne McDonald's has gone viral for all the wrong reasons. Credit: TikTok/@alineshukurani.
Some people also said that they found it confusing that the customers didn't place their garbage in the provided bins, to which the TikTok user who shared the clip replied that the "bins were overfilled."
Someone who claimed to be a former fast-food employee mentioned that in situations such as these, one realises just how "grotty" people truly are, saying: "They just leave their rubbish everywhere even though there’s a bin right next to them."
On the other hand, there were some commenters who attempted to offer an explanation as to why the restaurant would be that messy.
"The manager probably tolerates it for the amount of business they’re getting," one person suggested. Another agreed that it's a "management issue", saying: "If it’s after midnight, the employees might be told to just leave it as it’s a health and safety issue."
One user even said that this particular Maccas location has always been "like that" and this type of condition is quite "normal". Since it's a CBD Macca's close to all the clubs, if the footage was filmed on a Friday or Saturday, it would sadly be expected.
Yes, it may be unfair to hold a typical fast-food chain to the same "high" standards as your favourite fine dining restaurant, but we think you should still be able to expect a certain level of cleanliness, consistency, and customer service from them.
What are your thoughts, folks? Have you ever seen a fast-food establishment that was as filthy and disorderly as this one? Leave a comment below with your thoughts and experiences to share with the rest of us.
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