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I've worked at two locations and have seen my fair share of drunk drivers come through. Managers always say don't do anything which angers the shit out of me, my dad's best friend was killed by a drunk driver. My thought is this; if bars let drinks go knowing they might drive the bar then is liable for anything that happens. So why doesn't it apply to McDonald's? Sure we didn't serve the alcohol but observing people that are clearly drinking and driving and just letting them go is the same thing to me. Last night we had a woman that clearly was high or intoxicated and it took three of us to try and get her through her order. She was trying to use a code and the whole thing was a shit show. We'll she's finally done, pulls up and bumps the customer in front of her. Customer gets out and sees no damage so he just drives away. I said I've seen enough, pretend her foods not ready and pull her to the rail. Police were there in a flash, pulled her out in the rain and she failed the field sobriety test. Wish I had pics of it but I resumed taking orders
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