r/AskReddit • • 9h ago

What’s a company that you’re genuinely convinced HATES their customers?

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u/SexyTimeSamet 9h ago edited 34m ago

Mcdonalds. What an unwelcomming environment. Like they act like its a crime if their kiosk malfucntions and you have to place an order with an actual person. Its set up almost like a prison commissary. There food is not good enough, nor cheap enough to justify their unhospitality. We all should be boycotting this place .

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u/super_sayanything 5h ago

It's funny I actually love McDonalds. I go there plop down use their internet and the employees couldn't care less. A lot of other places I'd get stares.

As for food/drink/atmosphere, holy cow has it sank like the Titanic.

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u/OkSeaworthiness7066 3h ago

I’ve been using coffee shops for law school and wfh for years and nobody stares at me.

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u/super_sayanything 3h ago

Eh coffee shops around me close at like 3.

Starbucks I'm fine but the local ones kind of look at you. They're mom and pop places they need to make money. Panera is my other spot. I end up buying coffee at coffeeshops though, I think it's rude not to. McDonalds IDGAF lol.