..where at least it won't
crap on the floor:
Alistair Thompson had promised to buy his four-year-old son Edward a McDonald’s meal as a treat.
So when he found that his trailer bike was too big for the bicycle rack at his local branch he had what seemed like a bright idea.
He rode the bike into the restaurant’s drive-thru.
Oh oh...
But when he reached the payment window staff refused to serve him, saying that the bike was a health and safety risk and that only motorised vehicles were allowed in the drive-thru.
Yep, daft, but hey, their business, their rules.
"I was so cross I rang the Health and Safety Executive and they said it was nonsense."
/facepalm
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Perhaps he had an inkling of what might happen.....so took a press photographer just in case.
Mr Thompson, who runs his own public relations company...
He's very good isn't he? At a stroke he's single-handedly turned a billion dollar organisation's Happy Meal into the Miserable Meal. What's the opposite of 'the Midas touch'?
I wouldn't usually side with McD's but this gobshite from ConservativeHome and former PPC for West Bromwich East probably needed bringing down a peg or too. He certainly won't miss the calories either.
"What's the opposite of 'the Midas touch'?"
The Gordon Touch? The Miliband Touch? ;)
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