A Canadian restaurant has been forced to lower its doors after more than 900 fights were reported at the location
Title: “The Worst McDonald’s The World” to a unit in Ottawa, Canada, no less. There were scandalous situations in the institution that spread on the Internet.
According to the Daily Mail, more than 900 fights were recorded inside the restaurant. One of them, to give you an idea of the chaos of the situation, involved a man with a raccoon inside his jacket.
In the car, a former manager confirmed that working there was one of the worst experiences he had ever had in his life. In 2018, Canadian police received at least 800 calls to file complaints.
Last year, there were more than 150. For this reason, the McDonald’s franchisee decided not to renew the contract with Peter Crosthwaite, the person in charge of the unit. It closed its doors last April, after 40 years.
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During the residency, 8 units were opened, spread across La Paz, Cochabamba and Santa Cruz de la Sierra. Due to the rejection of local culture, snack sales failed, she was in the red and had to declare bankruptcy. Information from R7.
Customers of the famous fast food chain were surprised by the news of the group’s bankruptcy in the country. The snack bar is very popular all over the world, but has failed to gain popularity among the local audience.
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