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February 10, 2015 08:51AM
Imagine doing a MS and standing in line when this happens. I'd not want to write that report.



Start Your Week With This Video Of Fired McDonald’s Employee Trashing Kitchen
By Chris Morran February 9, 2015

trashedmcdonaldsAre you unhappy to be back at work after the weekend? Do you dream of running amok in your office and maybe going hog-wild on the printer? We don’t advise that you actually do that, but you can maybe get some vicarious release by watching a fired McDonald’s employee wreak havoc on the eatery that dismissed him.

The following video was uploaded over the weekend and claims to have been shot in a McDonald’s in St. Paul, MN. Between the ranting employee and the astounded onlookers, there is a lot of NSFW language to be heard, so put on some earphones if you’re watching this at a job you don’t want to be fired from.

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February 10, 2015 02:17PM
It seems like some of the spectators were more interested in their fashion wear that the gruntled fired employeegrinning smiley
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February 11, 2015 08:24AM
"Would you like some fries with that?!"
I guess there was no Lovin' that day.
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February 12, 2015 06:56AM
I have seen that type of attitude before. In my job I have had to escort fired employees from the property.
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February 17, 2015 05:13AM
I recently discovered at my place of employment, that management has installed PANIC buttons. Stragetically placed but out of employees sight. Once press, the security team shows up on the scene all quiet and such. To more or less catch the violator in the act, to have proof. Perhaps MDs should installed this device-----to catch this employee in the act and to have proof of violation.
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February 17, 2015 08:25AM
There was a follow up article and the manager was fired for not handling the employee quickly or well enough. Then again, if he laid a finger on the employee, he would have been fired even sooner. It's a no win situation for the manager.

[consumerist.com]
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