Good story but I'm not sure what it is you shouldn't have done. Got your own back on the rude lady or go to a McDonald's in the first place.I rather liked this story.
I know I shouldn’t have done this, but I am 83 years old and I was in the McDonald’s drive-through this morning and the young lady behind me leaned on her horn and started mouthing something because I was taking too long to place my order.
So when I got to the first window I paid for her order along with my own.
The cashier must have told her what I'd done because as we moved up she leaned out her window and waved to me and mouthed "Thank you.", obviously embarrassed that I had repaid her rudeness with kindness.
When I got to the second window I showed them both receipts and took her food too. Now she has to go back to the end of the queue and start all over again.
Drove down the A63 to work for 2 years and can’t say I’ve noticed itI was driving on thr a63 the other day and drove past (not to) 'Pulse & Cocktails'. Everytime I drive past they never have customers (ot at least no cars are there).
It must be a money laundering thing. How do they stay in business?
And before you say online presence....if thats the case why not just be online only.
Drove down the A63 to work for 2 years and can’t say I’ve noticed it![]()
You park round the backI was driving on thr a63 the other day and drove past (not to) 'Pulse & Cocktails'. Everytime I drive past they never have customers (ot at least no cars are there).
It must be a money laundering thing. How do they stay in business?
And before you say online presence....if thats the case why not just be online only.
I've wondered the same thing. There's lots of them around the country, all in slightly strange places, quite often industrial estates. Can only suppose the sites are cheap, there's no housing around so nobody gets offended and at night you can probably park and nobody's likely to see you!I was driving on thr a63 the other day and drove past (not to) 'Pulse & Cocktails'. Everytime I drive past they never have customers (ot at least no cars are there).
It must be a money laundering thing. How do they stay in business?
And before you say online presence....if thats the case why not just be online only.
The same divorced from reality fruitloop said that those struggling to make ends meet should work more hours or get a better job.I can't understand the government minister advocating eating turnips.... surely the policy is to reduce emissions, not increase them...
The same divorced from reality fruitloop said that those struggling to make ends meet should work more hours or get a better job.![]()
Yep, she's an economic genius with highly original ideas."We know that one of the best ways for people to boost their income is not only to get into work if they are not in work already, but to work more hours or get upskilled to get a higher income."
I don't know the woman, but in times of global inflation and economic worries, it's fair enough advice.
Yep, she's an economic genius with highly original ideas.
Yer they can’t. ErrrrI've wondered the same thing. There's lots of them around the country, all in slightly strange places, quite often industrial estates. Can only suppose the sites are cheap, there's no housing around so nobody gets offended and at night you can probably park and nobody's likely to see you!


It's Deffo there should you need a dildo or anything!
I read something about this
Apparently physical porno movies are still quite popular with some older men at such places

At least one good thing to emerge from our current economic woes, long may it last.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-64557630