Cops question cyclist for taking folder into MacDonalds

[KneesUp]

I have no sympathy for people who eat sh!te from McD's... if i ever have a momentary lapse of reason and enter one, I'd be grateful if the staff asked me to leave.

It's a good business model though - we took DD in one the first time because we'd hit traffic and run out of food to give her. And of course she loved it, and whenever you go on a long journey, there is a McDs every 30 minutes. She now loves the place.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

I got chucked out the Manchester Arndale because I was wheeling my bike through once. I genuinely didn't know you weren't allowed to.

I got chucked out of the Lewisham Shopping Centre today for walking my bike through. It was a slightly more confrontational discussion though....

 

[glasgowcyclist]

I think the reason they got upset and called in Dibble Scotlandland is cos he had his folder in one hand and his bike in the other.

Perhaps he'd asked for a salad.

GC

 

[MontyVeda]

Personally, I think the only time I have been in McDonalds in the last 15 years was at 300km into an audax and deep in the night (see above); and at Melbourne Airport at 11pm, when it was literally the only thing open landside. But it turns out they serve macaroons in Australian McDonalds, which were actually ok, so it wasn't a complete disaster.

no doubt called McMacaroons???

My last McD's was in 1999... it was the first one since around 1990... it gave me the sh!ts before I'd finished eating it... I've never returned.

 

[Hugh Manatee]

I just can't imagine ever being that hungry!

 

[Drago]

I got banned for life from the cafe at Alton Towers due to my involvement in a food fight. I was 18 at the time.

 

[green1]

He could of used the drive through but bikes are banned from there as well

It's city centre no dive through. I wouldn't leave a tank outside on Union St on a friday evening, it would be written off in seconds.

 

[MontyVeda]

Is this physically possible?

stomach said no and made a rash decision as to which exit should be used... I presume.

 

[ianrauk]

Macdonalds do mighty fine coffee.... oh yes.. and porridge too.

 

[nickyboy]

What's to like about McDonalds: Open long hours, clean, reliable, free wifi, decent coffee, porridge, clean toilets, menu with healthy options, UK-sourced ingredients, decent value, cheap meals for kids

What's not to like about McDonalds: Burger & fries-type options not very healthy

 

[400bhp]

What's not to like about McDonalds:

Their ethics. Trumps everything for me.

 

[subaqua]

I like the McMuffin breakfast burgers even though they are nutritionally suspect.

The coffee's not too bad,utterly dire even from the fancy machine, and quite cheap around my area.

FTFY , and has to be a double sausage and egg with extra hash brown. zero nutritional value except lots n lots of calories but by god they taste great at 6am when staggering home after an all night works drinkies. ( kebab shops shut at about 5am IMHO )

 

[broadway]

What's not to like about McDonalds: Burger & fries-type options not very healthy

Avoid the fries and shakes and it's not as bad as you might imagine.

 

[subaqua]

Avoid the fries and shakes and it's not as bad as you might imagine.

just gotta hope 4 people in there don't all have a shake and suck at the same time , as the windows will cave in

 

[bpsmith]

Their ethics. Trumps everything for me.

What about the ethics of the major cycle companies?