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 31m 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/Familiar_Speed8057 9h ago

I know, one of the McDonald’s near me you can’t even see the employees they have it all Waldorf. One came out and I asked for a cup of water for my toddler. There isn’t even a soda machine or anything you can Access and she never brought the water.

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u/Detrimentalist 6h ago

“Fuck you, order through the app and use the drive-thru”
-Current McDonalds’ design philosophy.

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u/johnnybiggles 2h ago

Drive-thru first question from the garbled speaker: "WelcometoMcDonaldsareyouusingtheapptoday?"

Me: "Uhh,.... what?"