The Internet's Most Infamous Fast Food Disasters

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  @Nerdtendo6366 · 3 years ago (edited)

  A single image of a man standing on lettuce changed internet culture for so many people. It’s insane

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  @None-Trick_Pony · 3 years ago

  I love how Jollibee's official statement involves them "retraining" their employees, as if orientation specifically has a lesson on how NOT to flash fry a dirty dish rag.

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  @PeachysMom · 3 years ago (edited)

  I worked at McDonald’s in 1980-81 and I can remember several non food objects purposely ending up in the deep fryer. We were clever enough not to serve them.

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• AF

  @Afghan.Jalebi · 3 years ago (edited)

  The fact that this is sponsored by Established Titles 💀💀

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• RI

  @rirururu4697 · 3 years ago (edited)

  The Burger King Foot lettuce story actually makes me trust Burger King more. They had these guys found and fired within 48 hours of getting the complaint before the lettuce even made it out. Plus they did a thorough inspection of all the food immediately after. Good to know they take these things seriously. Also, don't mess with 4chan.

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  @odoplaydead · 3 years ago

  I love how the guy who posted the Burger King foot lettuce picture thought he wouldn’t get caught, but 4chan threw him and his buddies under the bus within 12 minutes and he was fired within 48 hours of the picture be posted…<br><br>Hilarious

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• WI

  @winteriris13 · 3 years ago

  i always assumed the foot lettuce guy was standing on lettuce that was about to be thrown out as a joke, i cant believed they really intended on letting that go into people&apos;s meals

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• TH

  @theresaedghill6859 · 3 years ago

  I love the operation soda steal story. &nbsp;The giggles from the guys doing it. It&apos;s actually adorable.

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  @petergriffiinbirdistheword · 3 years ago

  I worked at a bowling alley when I was young. My supervisor once pulled me aside and showed me a huge bag of moldy cheese. He then proceeded to make a dozen pizza&apos;s for a kids birthday party. I reported him to upper management soon after and nothing was ever done. In fact, my supervisor started to target me and I ended up resigning as opposed to allowing him to mistreat me any further. I don&apos;t regret my decision, but I&apos;m disappointed that nothing was done and nobody stood up for me. Had I been older and more informed, I would have pursued legal action seeing as how this was and still is illegal.

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• 8A

  @8alltime · 3 years ago

  With Established Titles you can officially become a scam victim… That’s MR Scam Victim to you!

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• WA

  @waberoid · 3 years ago

  I know it&apos;s been 5 months, but the fact that so many people fell for established titles even when they were oust a few years prior is an example of &quot;History deems to repeat itself&quot;

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  @SpaceLandslip · 3 years ago

  I never get tired of hearing the story of Operation Soda Steal, it&apos;s just such a fun and somewhat wholesome story about a engineer fucking around with his friends

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