Since Mr Shepherd's drive-thru protests, McDonalds will be further investigating the Whitstable branch after becoming aware of hundred of complaints similar on the local social media pages, according to Mr Shepherd. Mr Shepherd claims McDonald's also informed him that feedback on the back of his complaint would be shared with the managers on duty, their superiors, and the franchisee.
He added the fast-food chain agreed that the police were called due to the 'manager's stubbornness to resolve the issue by simply giving me the meals that I'd paid for'.Ī manager reportedly spoke to Mr Shepherd of there being 'enough of us' to remove him, which Mr Shepherd took as a veiled threat, was branded as 'unacceptable' by McDonald's, according to him. McDonald's described this escalation of the situation, involving the police, 'completely unnecessary', according to Mr Shepherd. David Shepherd was joined by his children on the counter of McDonald's in Whitstable, Kent, as he demanded they replace his full order after it was delivered with items missing
0 kommentar(er)
