Florida Woman Calls 911 Three Times Over McNuggets Shortage

The woman has a point, though she may not have articulated it well. What she was really reporting was a theft: McDonald’s deceived her into to giving them her money by telling her that they would give her a certain amount of McNuggets in exchange. Turns out McDonald’s had no McNuggets to give. When she demanded her money back, they refused to give it to her, citing some BS “all sales final” policy. Imagine what McDonald’s would have done had they handed her the McNuggets and she handed back a ballpoint pen from her purse in return. They would have said, “No, we didn’t agree to give you McNuggets for a pen.” She could have said, “Well, I don’t have any money, as it turns out, but that pen’s worth the same amount of money, and I have a policy that ‘all sales are final’ when anyone gives me merchandize.” McDonald’s would have called the police immediately, and rightly so. She was right, too. I hope she finds a good lawyer to help her with the criminal charge, as she was totally justified in calling the police to report the theft of her money by those McDonald’s employees.

The woman has a point, though she may not have articulated it well. What she was really reporting was a theft: McDonald’s deceived her into to giving them her money by telling her that they would give her a certain amount of McNuggets in exchange. Turns out McDonald’s had no McNuggets to give. When she demanded her money back, they refused to give it to her, citing some BS “all sales final” policy. Imagine what McDonald’s would have done had they handed her the McNuggets and she handed back a ballpoint pen from her purse in return. They would have said, “No, we didn’t agree to give you McNuggets for a pen.” She could have said, “Well, I don’t have any money, as it turns out, but that pen’s worth the same amount of money, and I have a policy that ‘all sales are final’ when anyone gives me merchandize.” McDonald’s would have called the police immediately, and rightly so. She was right, too. I hope she finds a good lawyer to help her with the criminal charge, as she was totally justified in calling the police to report the theft of her money by those McDonald’s employees.

The woman has a point, though she may not have articulated it well. What she was really reporting was a theft: McDonald’s deceived her into to giving them her money by telling her that they would give her a certain amount of McNuggets in exchange. Turns out McDonald’s had no McNuggets to give. When she demanded her money back, they refused to give it to her, citing some BS “all sales final” policy. Imagine what McDonald’s would have done had they handed her the McNuggets and she handed back a ballpoint pen from her purse in return. They would have said, “No, we didn’t agree to give you McNuggets for a pen.” She could have said, “Well, I don’t have any money, as it turns out, but that pen’s worth the same amount of money, and I have a policy that ‘all sales are final’ when anyone gives me merchandize.” McDonald’s would have called the police immediately, and rightly so. She was right, too. I hope she finds a good lawyer to help her with the criminal charge, as she was totally justified in calling the police to report the theft of her money by those McDonald’s employees.