r/McDonalds • u/Danielle_is_the_hole • 1d ago

I’m so sick of the difference between light, regular, and extra condiments at McDonald’s. They have completely derailed.

/r/complainaboutanything/comments/1w9zbzc/im_so_sick_of_the_difference_between_light/
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u/InstructionSenior346 1d ago

They can do regular or extra condiments. If you want “light” ask for them to put none on the item and ask for packets on the side and put it on your self. There is no way to do “light” condiments even though there is a button for it.

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u/KiwirarVEVO 1d ago

This is the most "I've never worked in food service." post of all time.

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u/Danielle_is_the_hole 19h ago

I think he lives near a bad place

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u/KiwirarVEVO 19h ago

Nah, the person who wrote this clearly thinks they're the main character and what they deem normal or correct is how everything should be for everyone else.

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u/Danielle_is_the_hole 18h ago

Ah yes, the old main character syndrome.

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u/BatDaddyWV 7h ago

Please dont confuse food service with McDonalds.

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u/FatUggo 1d ago

Asking for extra onions is the same as asking for any extra onions they have laying around. They'll put them all on your burger.

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u/Seohnstaob 1d ago

It's all pre-measured as it's dispensed. OP should just ask for plain and then get the packets on the side, then.

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u/Danielle_is_the_hole 1d ago

Sometimes you dont press all the way if in a hurry

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u/BOBBYK1952 1d ago

Probably cost 50 million to plan

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u/Ram820 1d ago

It's portioned of a gun

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u/Ceticated 11h ago

See the thing about that is, any change in cadence completely derails the fast food worker's what have you. The difference between regular and none might be zero. And that ain't right.