I just got kicked out of McDonald's by Manager Dana...for bringing my bicycle into her Mc Donalds at the foot of WaWa hill. Told Dana to get a bicycle rack. " McDonalds can afford a bike rack!" I said...Dana was afraid of her job. Her job is now in more trouble now. There are no bike racks in all of the section at the bottom of WaWa hill. I bring my bike into WaWa, no problem. But in McDonalds, a multi-billion dollar business, there is no provision for bicycles. The closest place to lock up a bike is on a reserved parking for handicaped. So on the top of the list of least friendly to bicycles in Easton is Mc Donalds with the manger Dana as boss.
I just got kicked out of McDonald's by Manager Dana...What would Ronald McDonald say?
..I just got kicked out of McDonald's by Manager Dana, what would Ronald say?
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Tom Coombe (Editor) June 18, 2013 at 07:37 pm
I'm glad you're posting Joan, but can you give people a way to get in touch if they're interested?
Liz May 27, 2013 at 09:48 pm
This is the first Free Breastfeeding Support Group to ever exist in Easton! En este grupo hablamos…Read More Español! Mothers that want to Breastfeed need lots of encouragement because although Breastfeeding is only natural, it could also be challenging. Come to the meetings and get encouragement!
Alexis Thompson May 29, 2013 at 02:08 am
This is such a great support group for expecting, new and currently nursing moms.The leader is very…Read More knowledgable and so very caring.Coming to this group will make you feel so good that you are giving your baby/child the gift of breast feeding.
Orenthal James Simpson May 15, 2013 at 03:21 pm
"Department of Wealth Redistribution" is much more fitting.
The Truth May 16, 2013 at 08:50 pm
If welfare didn't have a "stigma" everybody would be clamoring to be on it...
Hello Andy: Thank you for taking the time to contact McDonald's to share a recent experience at one of our restaurants. First, I hope you'll accept our apology for this unsatisfactory visit. It's always our hope that your visits will be pleasant ones. Because we want to make sure that your experience is properly investigated, we need to verify the address of the restaurant you visited. From your contact, we were unable to determine this. McDonald's is a franchised organization and as such, we'd like to forward your comments to the franchise owner of the restaurant you visited so he or she can take appropriate action. Please call McDonald's national customer satisfaction toll-free line at 1-800-244-6227 to give us the address of the restaurant you visited. We will then follow up on your comments. Again, thank you for taking the time to contact McDonald's. We hope we have the opportunity to serve you in the future. Jennifer McDonald's Customer Response Center by the way, the phone number to call in to the show tonight at 8 pm is: (718) 508-9465
When asked simply whether the bike lanes were a good idea or a bad idea, 66 percent of New Yorkers said they were a good idea, according to a new poll by The New York Times. A majority in all boroughs said they thought the lanes were a good idea, with support highest in Manhattan. How would Easton do in a survey about bicycles ?
http://youtu.be/LMc-T6z0YyM
Hello Andy: Once again, I apologize for your unsatisfied experience with McDonald's. I appreciate this opportunity to share some information with you. Please know that once you've contacted McDonald's, your information is forwarded to the appropriate person for handling. Approximately 85% of our restaurants are individually owned and operated by franchisees and your comments have been shared so that appropriate action can be taken. We will follow up with the franchise owner regarding your most recent contact. We value you as a customer and look forward to serving you again soon. Thomas McDonald's Customer Response Center ref#:9227857