McDonald's

They were not up to working the day I went.
You speak, they don't, all my food was out of the wrapper, I was pissed and running late for work.
0 F@#!$ was given .
Slowly turning into the one by Kimberly Parkway, and I bypass that one to get this McDonald's...
truly disappointed.
I'll start going to Canal or Main st.
Steak bagel w/o egg w/ onions( didn't have any and barely no sauce)

I gave you good stars because this isn't my current experience isn't a sample of my overall experience.
Usually I get a good experience here but I've had a long hard day and I have an equally messed up life and one thing that would have just brighten my day.
Just a little bit with two have been given hot french fries, hot fresh french fries.
I just feel like with all fast food restaurants Saturday evening is the worst time to come and express and an experience.
A good service overall Monday mornings in the mornings when it's a different type of staff.
I think you get good service.
There's a different work ethic that's experienced by people who are used to the grind as opposed to people who are just getting used to the grind.
No offense to anyone.
I just needed some hot fries in my life.
Not everybody has a oven or stove or microwave or house.

Last year, the manager threw a hot bag in my face.
It hit me in the eye.
Because I was 'too happy ' I went back last week.
I was sent by family that wanted a happy meal for thanksgiving instead of traditional dinner.
When I got to the menu board to order, I had to wait for about ten minutes.
No problem ordering, but they kept telling me to go to the window to pay.
There were cars in front of me.
I couldn't go anywhere.
I said there's a traffic jam.
They started yelling at me 'is it my fault?' It's not mine either.
After I finally get to the window and paid after a ten minute wait, I'm waiting again at the pay window for another ten minutes.
I finally get to the *first* pick up window and I'm waiting another ten minutes.
They tell me to go to the second pick up window, so I do, of course.
I'm waiting here for several minutes.
I stopped keeping track of how long, but several cars that were behind me got their food and drove around me and on with their holiday.
This was on Thanksgiving Day.
I'm still waiting.
Finally, I went in to the store to see if they had forgotten about me.
I saw my order opened and sitting on a sink counter.
I should have just left and gone elsewhere but my family wanted their dinner.
I didn't think about it until they were about to eat, but I was worried that anything could have been done to the food while it was out of my sight.
I didn't realize how this place affected me until I heard myself saying how good it felt to be safe at home.
I do not feel safe at the groveport Ohio McDonald's and will not be returning.
I will go to any other McDonald's, just not this one.
There are other things that happened on Thursday that I don't want to go into.
I just won't go back out of personal safety reasons.
Is this where we are now, with customers avoiding locations because they don't feel safe there?