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  • As McDonald's goes the food is pretty standard. What makes this particular one rate only one star is the supremely bad service from the staff, particularly in the drive-thru. The service is always slow and sometimes the food is cold even though it is supposed to be "freshly prepared". I can't count the number of times they've screwed up my order. I have had many incidents of poor service there prior to this one but lets be realistic, nobody expects stellar service at McDonald's so I kept going back out of convenience. One time I was coming home from work late one night and decided to stop there for dinner because I didn't feel like cooking anything. I pulled up to the window to get my my order that totaled less than $5. I went to hand the drive-thru person a five dollar bill and she promptly refused to take it, declaring that it was counterfeit. She hadn't even touched it. She saw it in my hand and just stated that it was fake without even examining it. I worked in retail for a few years and know exactly how to spot counterfeit money and articulate exactly what is wrong. So I asked her to explain specifically why she thought it was counterfeit. She was unable to do so and neither was her manager who also refused to even examine the bill, instead opting to take his employees word for it. It was obvious that neither one of them had a clue how to spot counterfeit money or how to articulate it if they did. I considered telling them to call the police since I was so obviously committing a crime (#heavysarcasm) but decided against this because I didn't want to waste their time too. Instead I took their names and the next day went to a bank and got them to verify that the bill was not counterfeit. I then wrote a letter detailing everything that happened and mailed it to the president of McDonald's Canada. An actual letter is always better than email when complaining because it's so rare these days and gets the other party's immediate attention. A few days later I got a call from someone at McDonald's Canada apologizing to me for what happened and she assured me that all employees at that location would be receiving "re-training" on spotting counterfeit money. I asked her what use is re-training if the employees won't even physically examine the money before declaring it counterfeit? She had no response to that and just repeated that the employees would be re-trained. She asked me if I would like some gift certificates for my trouble and I ended the call by saying no thank you. I haven't been back to that McDonald's since then.
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