Fast food customer threatens to kill workers during heated dispute: It happens ‘pretty often’

Source: New York Post

Originally Published by: McDonald's bets on giant burgers, secret menus and nostalgia Shake Shack joins protein craze with new Ozempic-friendly menu Chick-fil-A's new frosted sodas, retro cups spark buzz and questions The night crew at a Missouri fast-food restaurant recently received death threats during a dispute with a customer, the manager told Fox News Digital. The Jan. 7 incident took place at Paul’s Drive In, located in Kansas City, Missouri, according to a Facebook post from the restaurant.

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