McDonald's POV: Hashbrowns to Fries Transition

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[adamw]

The biggest hash brown transition was the rapid transition from 2 for $1, to $1 each, to $2.59 each. This is in the midwest.

[jordanvine]

If only every mcd’s fry man filled the fries like you, the world would be a better place 🍟

[ryaniglesias]

As someone who’s never worked in fast food, but has worked in many restaurants, I’m surprisingly shocked at how the kitchen operations are ran almost identical to fine dining restaurants in terms of vocabulary, equipments, stations, people, and cleanliness. It gives you more respect for these fast food workers when you understand that what they are doing is not far at all from a real restaurants . I feel like there’s just so many stereotypes

[mikeandkathychristianson]

I sure cant believe that anyone would complain about getting a hash brown tossed into their bag especially if they already ordered fries.

[areyukiddingmehuehuehuehue]

I like how everyone working there just lets out the positive energy

[sophiaisabelle]

You'll always have our support, Steven. Keep working hard.

[Widderic]

I shed 3 tears for those 3 hash browns that left this Earth too soon.

[hanskurtmann]

Our family/parents are franchise owners (SW US)with 2 outlets and during highschool and university used to work there. These videos bring back those days, its still the same but a bit different with all the newer gadgets etc. 2 of our siblings took over and others moved out of state, for moi went in the army and now in LE. Now days my own family and I don't even eat any fastfood (yes pack a lunch on my motor each day) but after watching may just go home and stop by the restaurants again. Thanks for sharing!

[Amocoru]

Hashbrowns all day would be a game changer. I really wish everywhere served breakfast all the time.

[zach]

I’m glad my McDonald’s just randomly puts a hash brown in so they don’t waste them if there’s any left over. I’ve gotten two before 😊

[fluerluv]

I'll take the hashbrowns!!!
It amazes me how McDonald's have innovated and implemented time saving tools like a fry scooper and bag filler!
Also that teeny-tiny cardboard fry container is adorable!

[hunk]

Im going to watch most of these videos thanks for posting i have a interview in 2 days and its always good to do some homework

[NamiberGames]

Internet is awesome. I can experience the everyday routine of a McDonald's cook at 2 am.

[BTCHPRELLR]

Thank you for the upload your videos are so cool to watch !

[Komornikler]

hashbrowns should be all day, I m lovin it <3. can't wait for next episode

[lori]

Thanks for sharing! I now know how the fries are dropped into the basket, so cool! You should definitely give any leftover food to customers instead of throwing it away. Look forward to your next video! ❣

[AW-SOM-O]

I love this guy! I was talking at my screen saying DUDE, YOU NEED TO... oh wait you just did it.
Such wonderful memories of running the fry station 😃

[ThatComputerGuyRyan]

my former coworkers (from my time at mcdonald's) and I all agree that everyone should work at least a week in our shoes before trying to insult us or attack us over issues with their orders or items they want not being available. Also, I should have never let myself bee too good at my job while working there, because they made me do everything.

[Oh_You_Know_]

You can tell that customer at the counter was like wtf, why didnt you offer me those hash browns that you just threw away haha

[flinkwieeinwiesel]

Gosh that's the sickest Hashbrowns to Fries Transition I ever saw! Praise the lord!