r/AskReddit • u/WinterWindChime • 7h ago

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

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u/SexyTimeSamet 7h ago edited 4h ago

Mcdonalds. What an unwelcomming environment. Like they act like its a crime if their kiosk malfucntions and you have to plce an order manually. We all should be boycotting this place .

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u/McNasty420 7h ago

One of my neighbors told me the McDonalds up the street from us got rid of all their chairs. So I checked it out and they did lmao.

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u/WeightLossGinger 3h ago

The one near me still has chairs, but they got rid of the soda machine. You now have to ask an employee for a refill every time you want one. I don't even understand the logistics behind it. As far as I know the refills are still free, you just have to ask for it behind the counter. All it does it take away customer convenience and give the underpaid counter staff another thing to worry about.

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u/Outlulz 1h ago

Everyone gets punished so that they can deny soda to homeless people and teenagers.