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A popular crew trainer at the Daroo Street McDonalds Family Resturant has revealed to The Advocate that he sneaks extra McNuggets into customer's orders because he's community-minded and philanthropic.
Douglas Milton, a 24-year-old student at the South Betoota Polytechnic College, said he rounds up to the nearest ten when he puts together a McNugget order then explains the discrepancy in stock by writing it up as wastage.
However, when asked by our reporters if he had any ill-will toward his employer, the happy-go-lucky Gemini said he didn't but stopped short of saying he enjoyed his job.
"What I like most about my role here at McDonald's is that I'm able to give back to the community by ripping off an immoral, faceless, global corporation," he said. …show more content…
But yeah, I know how much joy finding an extra McNugget or two can bring someone, which I why I get such a good feeling doing it,"
"Yes, I will keep doing it. I'll keep doing it until the day I leave this place. I'm not sorry for causing a small loss to McDonald's, which pays fuck all corporate tax in Australia anyway, to make somebody's day."
The Advocate put the call out to the residents surrounding the Daroo Street institution, especially those who frequent the McDonald's to see if any could corroborate Mr Milton's claims.
There were thousands of replies.
Jenny Porterhouse, a receptionist at the local Department of Primary Industries office, said she often helps herself to a 10-pack of McNuggets on the way home as a special
A popular crew trainer at the Daroo Street McDonalds Family Resturant has revealed to The Advocate that he sneaks extra McNuggets into customer's orders because he's community-minded and philanthropic.
Douglas Milton, a 24-year-old student at the South Betoota Polytechnic College, said he rounds up to the nearest ten when he puts together a McNugget order then explains the discrepancy in stock by writing it up as wastage.
However, when asked by our reporters if he had any ill-will toward his employer, the happy-go-lucky Gemini said he didn't but stopped short of saying he enjoyed his job.
"What I like most about my role here at McDonald's is that I'm able to give back to the community by ripping off an immoral, faceless, global corporation," he said. …show more content…
But yeah, I know how much joy finding an extra McNugget or two can bring someone, which I why I get such a good feeling doing it,"
"Yes, I will keep doing it. I'll keep doing it until the day I leave this place. I'm not sorry for causing a small loss to McDonald's, which pays fuck all corporate tax in Australia anyway, to make somebody's day."
The Advocate put the call out to the residents surrounding the Daroo Street institution, especially those who frequent the McDonald's to see if any could corroborate Mr Milton's claims.
There were thousands of replies.
Jenny Porterhouse, a receptionist at the local Department of Primary Industries office, said she often helps herself to a 10-pack of McNuggets on the way home as a special