Banned from a Mcdonalds

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That clown always seemed pervy. Did he do something with the clown?

Size and type of french fries and which type of Potato , Russet or Idaho, the specific gravity of each frie and the mere fact that the Atomic weight of each fries and subsequently the potatoe it came from,is not even publically available ! Its enough to make me crazy and still not want to use them for dining . And this is just for starters on the topic of fries ! then we get onto oils they are fried in ..as part of it

This.

And getting "banned" from a burger joint is a lot harder than getting banned from "the Ritz". Quite an achievement!

A tad harsh there Jo, though I suspect it would be the folks with a taste for "Real ale" and food with minimal processing who might say my words rather than people enjoying the alcohol or other items. I put in the the little humour and opinion tag to indicate a gentle twinkle in the eye rather than a broadside.

The MacDonald food never came anywhere near the taste of the food from a proper Caff and the eg chips beans, pint mug if tea and bread the more tightfisted cyclist in the club joked about recycling into brake blocks

Weird that the OP won't name what he or she is accused of doing that got a ban, despite several people here asking. Like someone said, without that detail, not much to go on. Even NTs act strange in public especially in a fastfood place. Homeless people sit in them staring into space; people dress weird; people laugh loud; kids shriek and run around --- so just WHAT did the OP do that got him banned? You'd have to be doing something threatening or scary to customers in order to get banned from a McD's.

Sorry, I'm just frustrated because they're always on about healthy eating but never ban cigarettes or alcohol, even though alcohol can cause a lot of problems in people's lives than food ever can.
People who smoke and drink often lecture me for eating sugar.

Nothing against people who enjoy a drink.

This. No place can ban a customer unless there's a good reason to. You can't just say "I'm going to ban this customer because I just felt like it" or "that person has a blank face, I must ban him." No, it doesn't work like that. People aren't constantly pulling a facial expression, in fact I get funny looks because my face isn't blank enough, and when you're in public places there's a hidden rule that you're supposed to be an emotionless clone of everybody else, with the exception of expressing happiness or confidence when you're with company.

Whatever the OP did to get "banned" must have been awful considering the amount of bad behavior the regular customers exhibit and still get invited back.

If you were sexually harassing women, loitering, had a violent meltdown, you deserve the ban. Autism is no excuse.

I once got banned from a MacDonald's for singing "Happy Birthday".

Only costumed employees may sing 'the song'. 'the song' may only be sung upon reciept of payment for birthday services.

"The Song" is in the public domain. You can call it the "Happy Birthday Song" -- and even sing it in public -- without risking a lawsuit.

People whom manage a bann from Mc Donalds , as rare as it might be , given the quality of food and service at the average Mickey Ds i have been in over my life and variety of locations . Very Possinly deserve some sort of an award
IMHO .

They did not provide me with any explanation of what inappropriate behaviour i think it was the fact that I complained about the operation of the store. Taking photos of delivery bikes lined up causing a safety hazard the floors not mopped enough and people almost slipping over. Drinks overflowing with too much ice, car park not large enough for everyone.

Aside from the bikes causing a potential safety safety issue, the rest isn't your concern. Taking photos inside could also be a liability if you are compromising the privacy of other patrons.

If you have health and safety issues with a franchise, the thing to do is to take those to the local authority...in the UK, that is the FSA. (Food Standards Agency)

https://www.food.gov.uk/contact/consume ... rt-problem.

Drinks with too much ice aren't your concern, if you want YOUR Drink with less or no ice, request it. Do so politely and you won't have a problem. As for the carpark? How would you propose they magically make it larger?

Don't be a "crank" and you generally won't be treated like one.

iv done worse than that in a restaurant but they never banned me
whoever im with just explains that im autistic or shows them my autism medical card thing and they just let me off