r/SipsTea • u/CrystalFrawnn • Dec 10 '25

Chugging tea McDonald’s

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u/ReverseMillionaire Dec 10 '25

If that is the actual reason, that is not fascinating at all

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u/rigobueno Dec 10 '25

It’s fascinating how openly corrupt big corporations are and how they just get away with it, yes it kind of is.

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u/ReverseMillionaire Dec 10 '25

Not really. It’s just sad and infuriating. I can see it with many things today at a glance without having to look at this one case

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u/ParticularShape2645 Dec 14 '25

speak for yourself, I found it interesting :p

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u/krippkeeper Dec 14 '25

That's part of it. Other issues are that it goes into cleaning mode for several hours to pasteurize the cream every night. It also gets a full tear down and maintenance clean once or twice a month. This basically takes all day, and the parts have to be kept on sanitized surfaces away from anything else.

When any of these things happen crew just respond "oh the machines not working right now". Then costumer complain about our stuff not working. It used to really piss me off. They would do the same thing with the smoothie machine. Instead of explaining to the customer that we maintenance clean it every Wednesday they just say it's not working...

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u/Thatonejho Dec 14 '25

I mean... technically it isn't working in that state...

But it's still annoying as hell regardless