When your order takes longer than usual at McDonald’s, you can assume it’s caught up with a number of other orders or that the staff is busy with return requests.
However, a customer at the McDonald’s in TelefonTorvet, Aarhus, Denmark, experienced a very strange delay – his Fillet-O-Fish burger was held up because an employee had engaged in an “intimate” act with their colleague. .
The customer, @tehlsi, shared the surprising moment on TikTok, where the video quickly went viral, racking up over 2.5 million views.
In the clip, he zooms in on his receipt to show that his order number is 61.
He then switches to the screen behind the counter, which shows that order number 62 is ready, suggesting that his burger may have been overlooked or that staff are behind in processing orders.
He then discovers the cause of the setback: a male member of staff is seen massaging the back of a female employee, right next to where customers’ orders are supposed to be prepared for delivery.
The massage lasts about 10 seconds while the client looks on in disbelief.
Eventually, the manager finishes with a quick shiatsu and returns to the kitchen to attend to his actual work.
In the caption, the user jokes, “Uhm, am I interrupting something?”
Thousands of commenters were heard with their reactions.
One noted, “You don’t understand until you’ve worked in hospitality,” while another joked, “Not the office romance.”
The comments ranged from calling him a “Mcssage” or a “McLovin” to commenting on what not to do at work.
“Send this to HR,” one commenter suggested.
However, some defended the manager’s actions, suggesting, “I like to think it’s two friends supporting each other after a really tough change over the Christmas period.” As long as she’s okay with it, I think we can wait a few extra seconds
Another commenter added: “Work in hospitality during the holiday rush and you’ll see.”
After several users warned the original poster that it could “jeopardize” employees’ jobs, he responded, “Wow, I didn’t expect this to blow up so much lol. Some people seem angry, so I just want to clarify that I didn’t I am upset about nothing and I absolutely do not want anyone’s job to be in jeopardy.
“I wouldn’t have posted this if anyone’s faces were showing. Hosting is not an easy job and I didn’t want to upset anyone. I just thought it was a little funny – after all, we’ve all seen worse things at McDonald’s, right?
Speaking of worse incidents at McDonald’s, disturbing footage recently emerged from a busy New South Wales store showing cockroaches crawling across various places, including fries, furniture and a bin.
The footage was from the Broadmeadow site in Newcastle, and captured not just cockroaches, but dozens of worms in a pan.
A McDonald’s spokesperson expressed disappointment at the video, saying: “We are disappointed to see these images. This clearly falls short of McDonald’s strict standards of food safety, quality and hygiene.
“We have taken immediate action at McDonald’s Broadmeadow, including a full professional pest inspection and the installation of additional pest control measures. We will continue to work closely with the restaurant to ensure our customers feel safe in our commitment to food safety, quality and an excellent customer experience.â€
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