McDonalds Gets Mad When You Order Drive-thru Wearing Transformers Voice Distortion Helmet
While wearing an Optimus Prime voice distortion helmet, Gawker video master Richard Blakely and sidekick Sarah Meyers tried to order a spicy chicken chalupa through McDonald's drive-thru.
Amused, Mickey D's was not, as the manager refuses service and calls in the duo's license plate number.
Apparently, it's only okay for the McJobbers to conduct transactions in a hard-to-understand, robotic, voice.
Optimus Prime is Refused Service at McDonalds, Shows Mercy to Feeble Humans [Gizmodo]
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as a dispatcher here's what would happen:
me: car 92, suspicious vehicle bolo
car 92: nashville highway, go ahead
me: its going to be at the mcdonalds on main street, subject ordering food in a transformers mask. complainant thinks they look ...."suspicious" (intentional voice inflection)
car 92: 10-4 enroute
***10 minutes pass***
car 92: car 92, no contact with that subject, show me clear.
me:10-4
now, what really happened is: that officer sat in his car and finished eating his mcdonalds he got from the other side of town, and when he was done, acted like he went to the other mcdonalds and didnt see the horrible law-breaking food-ordering criminals. because he knows, and i know, (and giant manager man should know), that is a stupid reason to call the police. /rant
The incident appears to be karmic retribution for the dozens of times we've all been treated with disdain for being unable to understand the tinny, metallic voice coming through the worst communication device ever invented by man--the drive-thru speaker. Optimus Prime was being a jerk, but it's unfortunate the McManager felt compelled to out-do her.
In a tangentially related article, McJerks in the midwest:
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I agree with Fredmertz: jerks. Not just for ordering something that's not on the menu in order to exacerbate the guy's confusion, but for being entitled assholes poking fun at a blue collar guy just doing his job under the bullshit auspice of making an anti-corporate stand (while at the same time shilling the hype for a forgettable corporate Hollywood film).
@boandmichele: Yeah. But thanks to the wonderous advances of time, we're no longer kids, and can drop the things that primarily interested us solely because we were kids. Maybe if there was some point to what they were doing, okay. But the idea of "let's put on a helmet, go to the drive-through, order something they don't have, and then laugh 'cause they can't understand me- oh, and tape it!" doesn't have any underlying humor to it for me. It's more like they're just hassling McDonalds employees and thinking that makes them cool.
i had a cop incident in McDonalds once.
My friend was singing to the music and our other friend was ordering at the drive-thru. My friend asked if she could give her friend the food.
They let her and the people up front were laughing and having a good time.
When we were trying to leave a cop cuts us off and tells us our eyes look "glazed over" Give me a break... None of us have ever done drugs in our lives! Never went back to McDonalds!
I guess a Manager in the back called the cops. Oh any my friend was singing too.
@B: Also, McDonald's won't let you order from the drive-thru if you don't have a car. And simply making car noises won't fool them.
Neither will Taco Bell, even if only the drive through is open. I should mention that having 5 people making car noises, in appropriate seat-like positions, does not work either.
However, calling a taxi to simply take you through the drive through DOES work, and if you buy him some food, he wont charge you.
Yeah, way to make a bold stand against McDonald's -- by harrassing the poor slob who actually works there and has about as much to do with corporate policy as Mayor McCheese does. And ordering stuff that's not on the menu? Man, that never gets old -- until you turn 17, that is.
If I worked at a fast food restaurant, I know I'd love nothing more than to be hassled by a pair of priveleged douchebag assholes with a video camera who have never had to work a real job in their sheltered little lives.
Do you guys beat up homeless people on weekends?


























Simply amazing. Now if only they could do the same thing wearing a Teletubbies costume.