[alok9shm]

Will it work if I eat 3/4th part of the burger and then try stuffing that insect thing inside it? :troll:

[alok9shm]

Will it work if I eat 3/4th part of the burger and then try stuffing that insect thing inside it? :troll:

[Spirit]

It's only half a free lunch though

It's half a free lunch that I didn't have before.

Spoiler:

It's all in perspective, my friend.

[Spirit]

It's only half a free lunch though

It's half a free lunch that I didn't have before.

Spoiler:

It's all in perspective, my friend.

[The Real Slim Shady]

Ya... a mcdonalds burger is what, 4$ US maybe? getting it replaced is hardly worth the effort of finding insect(s) and putting them in half a burger.

And not all mcdonalds managers are stupid. you'd have to think carefully about the type of insect and where/how you placed it. Eg "finding" a whole cockroach, after you have eaten half the burger, probably means you are lying. People examine their burgers before they eat them, and only half way through if they encounter something unexpected. If you've found a whole one half way through it suggests a plant. Same goes for insects that are located right on top where they are nice and easy to see. If it was that easy to see, it wouldnt have been made and 2-3 people would have seen it before you did. You are better off going with a piece of string like from a wash cloth or other item that is commonly found in a kitchen. Dont place a blond hair on a piece of freshly cooked beef if everyone working there is brunette. And if you do. Its a lot more realistic if you thread the hair through the patty with a sewing needle. placing it on top in a straight line is a dead giveaway. What are the chances a hair falls and lands perfectly on a burger in a straight line, and stays so after its been wrapped and squeezed...

Overall, not worth the effort. imo.

[The Real Slim Shady]

Ya... a mcdonalds burger is what, 4$ US maybe? getting it replaced is hardly worth the effort of finding insect(s) and putting them in half a burger.

And not all mcdonalds managers are stupid. you'd have to think carefully about the type of insect and where/how you placed it. Eg "finding" a whole cockroach, after you have eaten half the burger, probably means you are lying. People examine their burgers before they eat them, and only half way through if they encounter something unexpected. If you've found a whole one half way through it suggests a plant. Same goes for insects that are located right on top where they are nice and easy to see. If it was that easy to see, it wouldnt have been made and 2-3 people would have seen it before you did. You are better off going with a piece of string like from a wash cloth or other item that is commonly found in a kitchen. Dont place a blond hair on a piece of freshly cooked beef if everyone working there is brunette. And if you do. Its a lot more realistic if you thread the hair through the patty with a sewing needle. placing it on top in a straight line is a dead giveaway. What are the chances a hair falls and lands perfectly on a burger in a straight line, and stays so after its been wrapped and squeezed...

Overall, not worth the effort. imo.

[ic3squid]

Will it work if I eat 3/4th part of the burger and then try stuffing that insect thing inside it? :troll:

I don't see why not

[ic3squid]

Will it work if I eat 3/4th part of the burger and then try stuffing that insect thing inside it? :troll:

I don't see why not

[Jester]

Most managers in most place will give you a free burger etc to cut down on complaints. But they can tell when you are taking the piss. Trust me I used to work for a mcds. Some people would get a free meal or whatever but only if it seemed genuine. The amount of time we used to spend looking at cameras to see if the customer was right. Majority of people would get told to beat it lol

Anyways a meal maybe but half a burger defiantly a waste of time!

[Hatred]

Hey, Y'know what OP, someone, somewhere will find this useful, so thanks or sharing.