SCREAMS FROM THE GOLDEN ARCHES

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Written By:
Colin Stanley:

Meatcanyon

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[LittleVictorianBoy]

Delightful to work with you Papa Meat!! You truly brought my vision of a pregnant grimace to life... and then to death. The corpse of Ray Kroc would be proud.

[arg_]

The “two weeks ahead of time” was hilariously accurate

[ghostkid]

"ladies and gentlemen, the McRib is back." has to be the best line i've ever heard in a horror story so far

[Magneasy]

The scariest thing here is how realistic that ending is about the day off.

[Ratmeister.]

As a McDonalds employee, this is an accurate representation of the Grimi species. Thank you, Papa Meat.

[arg_]

Beautiful just beautiful. This sums up my time working at McDonald’s perfectly.

[jovanzar]

The atmosphere, dialogue, detailed animation… is truly a horrifyingly beautiful creation

[TrueUnderDawgGaming]

It's incredible how the humor saved that absurdly dark ending...

[sovietunion]

If this is how they make the McRib, then I shudder to think about how they make the Grimace Shake.

[BlueJayYT]

Imagine working at McDonalds. You have to deal with shitty customers *and* deliver triplets all for minimum wage.

[eligreg]

The ending is completely spot on. That is exactly how every manager is.

[clarkred]

As an ex-McDonald's employee, the final conversation is incredibly relatable

[manOnAboat]

Dude that “2 weeks” conversation was actually scarily accurate. Like word for word

[ohhgodineedmoore]

Good lord, the ending was horrifying. Corporations expecting employees know when their grandma passes away and inform managers two weeks earlier.
Good job as always Meaty.

[hunterkiller]

The ending dialog between the manager and the worker feels more authentic than any so called slice of life tv show dialogue. And it makes me sad.

[PikaPetey]

Ah so that's why mcribs are seasonal

[overpricedhealthcare]

i think now's the perfect time to make a sequel

[CrimsonsDeath]

As a McDonald's employee, I can confirm that this is an accurate depiction of an average workday

[nugget]

As an ex-employee of McDonald's, I can say with certainty that this is 100% canon

[RagatoTtv]

One of the few YouTubers that actually makes good disturbing content