McDonald's Manager Takes A Stand Against 'Coning' [Video]
You may remember our features earlier this year -- employees planking on the job and being fired, plus fast food workers being pranked by an Australian man who defined "coning" to the world.
Well, it seems that "coning" has caught on in the United States, and the management at a McDonalds in New Jersey is having none of it. "If you're gonna try to grab it by the ice cream, I can just throw these away. I've seen this stunt before," he says.
What do you think? Does management have the right to dictate how customers receive their food from a drive-thru, after they've already paid? Or could this manager be reprimanded for his actions?
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