We hope that someone just ordered a ton of McDonald's food for their office, because the idea that McDonald's thinks the subway is as good as a refrigerated truck is a little too hard to believe. In any case, that's a lot of McDonald's.
(Photo:Thanks, Christopher!)
]]>Um, he probably used the wheelchair entrance. With the swing door, not the turn style.
]]>Maybe they're on their way home, and hope that nobody notices the empty storage areas.....
]]>They really should charge these people extra - or have a Cargo Metrocard
]]>I think that Hoosier45678 has it right. My roommate was a manager at a McD's and we often would fill up her car with boxes and go out and get or deliever product when needed by another store. Even driving between Kansas City and Topeka. So I wouldn't be suprised if in NYC they used the subway. McD's doesn't supply cars and if you are trying to make up your mistake on your order your are own your own.
Also my last couple moves have been entirely with McD's boxes, they are the perfect size for college girls on the move.
I think some ppl are missing the bigger possible problem. I certainly wouldn't want my food delivered in a box that had previously contained raw meats or eggs. I don't care if said raw meat/eggs were in another package. Its not a healthy way to store food.
]]>I'm with Balisong. Can we have reports of real violations instead of pictures from some "concerned" dude's cellphone?
]]>Why didn't the photo-taker just ask what the situation was? End speculation. And even if those are eggs, they won't self-destruct if left outside a fridge for an hour or two. This just might be the silliest story I've seen posted on here so far.
]]>Would you rather McD's threw all the boxes away and used other boxes for food deliveries?
]]>He's the delivery guy,and she's the bodyguard.
]]>When I worked at Krispy Kreme, I often rode the bus to work/home in uniform.
]]>Oh,good.There's our new shipment of dirty towel buckets.We need them for our new shake machine.
]]>What swalve said. Eggs and poultry can be left at room temperature for short periods without danger. I guess Christopher has never been out of the country as we are one of the few countries to obsessively refrigerate such things as butter, cheese, and even bread of all things.
]]>There IS a reason they are trying to limit downtown traffic in NYC you know.... its because it can take a hour just to drive 6 blocks these days.
]]>So what?! People actually transport groceries-- shocking! I suppose Christopher eats all his groceries in the market before he leaves.
In NYC, the subway is probably the fastest way to move something anyway, so good for them!
]]>B) If they did, the chicken was frozen, and has plenty of time at room temperature before something bad happenes.
C) Until recently in history, eggs were STORED at room temperature. By food safety standards, they have four hours out of refrigeration before they are considered unsafe.
D) I doubt that's any kind of delivery, as the amount of food there would barely allow operations to continue for a few hours.
E) Its interesting that McDonald's boxes haven't changed a lick in 15 years.
@MonkeySwitch: Hilarious comment! The irony is subtle.
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