Maccies barstools!

[noseall]

McDonalds drive thru is back open again, yay! Anyone else noticed the proliferation of Maccies litter in lay-byes and predictable feasting spots? Boils my pi$$.

When are McDonalds going to start printing the drive-thru number plate on the wrappers? That'll learn 'em.

 

[conny]

Someone would say it was an infringement of their civil liberties.
Simple answer to that one, "THEN PUT YOUR RUBBISH IN THE BIN!"

 

[crystal ball]

I knew things were getting back to normal when I saw my first Red Bull can on the verge, a bit like hearing a cuckoo

 

[EFLImpudence]

They sound completely different.

 

[Bodd]

McDonalds drive thru is back open again, yay! Anyone else noticed the proliferation of Maccies litter in lay-byes and predictable feasting spots? Boils my pi$$.

When are McDonalds going to start printing the drive-thru number plate on the wrappers? That'll learn 'em.

That's a great idea. Mrs Bod said yesterday after our walk. "You can see that McDonald's is open again...

 

[Brigadier]

McDonalds drive thru is back open again, yay! Anyone else noticed the proliferation of Maccies litter in lay-byes and predictable feasting spots? Boils my pi$$.

When are McDonalds going to start printing the drive-thru number plate on the wrappers? That'll learn 'em.

I like the idea, but they don't print the wrappers, bags, serviettes etc, so they're all anonymous.
And if they put a sticker with the number plate on, the scrotes would just rip that off and keep it, then lob the rest out of the window anyway, I suspect.

 

[ReganAndCarter]

Litter has definitely changed. Fewer fag packets and McD wrappers - more used latex gloves and masks. Either we're in the grip of an outbreak, or everyone's now got some kind of fetish.

 

[mattylad]

Unfortunately this is not MacciDs, or any other fast food sellers fault.
Its the lazy barsteward people that shop there.

We had teams of people out picking up the litter, making the valley clean and tidy again - the air quality was wonderful during lockdown.
Now, they are back at their old lazy assed ways again, as things return to their normal **** ways.

 

[Bodd]

Unfortunately this is not MacciDs, or any other fast food sellers fault.
Its the lazy barsteward people that shop there.

We had teams of people out picking up the litter, making the valley clean and tidy again - the air quality was wonderful during lockdown.
Now, they are back at their old lazy assed ways again, as things return to their normal **** ways.

Of course it is, but they can do their bit. Some how

 

[conny]

Of course it is, but they can do their bit. Some how

Only way to do that is to close all the drive throughs and make people sit inside the cafe's. Even then people would slip a burger in their pocket/handbag to take home.
That raises a question. Do women still carry handbags? So rare we go out these days I wouldn't know.

 

[noseall]

Of course it is, but they can do their bit. Some how

When are McDonalds going to start printing the drive-thru number plate on the wrappers? That'll learn 'em.

 

[EddieM]

Not seen any round here, but then we don't have a local Maccys

 

[noseall]

Not seen any round here

You need a combination of ignorant chavs, drive-thru takeaways and the ability to afford a sh1t-heap with roll down windows.
Once you have all of the above you will undoubtedly find Maccies wrappers, KFC wrappers, caffeine pop cans and scratch cards in abundance in gutters, lay-byes and hedgerows.

 

[EddieM]

Still think community pay back should include 100 hours of litter picking.

 

[Deleted2797112]

In my neck of the woods, there's a fair amount of seagull created litter. I've complained to a branch of MaccyD's before about their habit of piling their rubbish bags on top of and around their large bins when they're full. The branch is around 100 metres from the sea so the inevitable happens. There's a seagull perched on every lamp post, road sign, roof, etc. I walked outside my home yesterday and found the small cul-de-sac (which is about 1 mile from the sea) absolutely covered in litter and very large seagull sitting on top of a council recycling bin with a broken lid pulling out each bag and shredding it looking for easy pickings.