A VIDEO of an American woman confused by differences at a fast-food drive-through has gone viral on social media.
The video was published on TikTok by @yorkshirepeach and all the British users are saying the same thing.
TikTok @yorkshirepeachAn American woman in the UK returned home and was confused by a fast food drive-through[/caption]
The woman was surprised after a man with an iPad went to her car to take her order.
The video was filmed in the drive-through of a fast-food restaurant in the US.
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The video’s title reads: ‘American in the UK.’
While the caption reads: ‘American in the UK, back in the US. Strangest drive-thru experience ever.’
But people in the comments revealed that this system has started to happen at MacDonald’s in the UK too.
The woman says: “So they have two lanes, but they don’t use the little one with the menu.
“There’s a guy standing back there. See him with an iPad?
“He’s just taken my order and he had a little thing hooked to his hip, and he put my card in that.”
“I don’t even know what is going to happen next.”
The woman then points out that she’d didn’t know what she wanted when the man asked because she hadn’t reached the menu board to decide.
She’s then baffled by a man standing outside the serving hatch who seems to be pointlessly handing food from the hatch to the driver.
The video has had 67,200 likes and 534 comments.
Users were quick to comment below the video on TikTok.
One said: “Just seems to be a more complicated way of doing it.”
Another said: “Feel like it’s over-complicating something that was supposed to be making everything easier.”
But some users from the UK said that they’ve seen staff do the same at British Maccies.
One said: “To be fair, McDonald’s has started to do this in the UK when they are super busy.”
Another said: “That’s what my MacDonald’s drive-thru is like in England.”
TikTok @yorkshirepeachThe video has had more than 700,000 views on TikTok[/caption] Read More