Does your McDonald's (or other drive-thru place) do this?

[pixiewings71]

Ours does, we take them out and give the holder back, unless it's just me and I'm grabbing dinner for everyone, then I want the holder.

 

[clovergirl5]

I think I've only had that happen once, where she tried to give me two drinks in the cardboard holder and I just told her I didn't need that and she took them out and handed them to me.

If I'm only getting two drinks, no holder needed as I have two cup holders in my car but if I'm getting more than two then I do appreciate a cardboard holder.

Usually, I get asked if I want one....with 5 kids and me, I usually take the holder, it helps in cleanup too--especially if the cupholder is full of $1 sundaes. If I am by myself, I don't need it lol.

 

[mbennett73]

Since the whole Covid thing McDonalds says that they are required to give a drink carrier. I specifically asked not to get one but they gave it to me anyway. I have 4 people in my car and ordered 4 drinks and I didn't want one. I was wondering if anyone else has had this issue.

 

[Donald13]

We recycle it when we get it. I don’t see how this is such a big deal

 

[mbennett73]

Its just aggravating when I'm trying to get kids their drinks and get moving through the line quickly as possible. I stated to them up front when I ordered that I didn't want it. Its like some kind of mandate or something.

 

[skeeter31]

Resurrecting an over 10 year old topic??

 

[Karin1984]

Resurrecting an over 10 year old topic??

The DIS should really fix this problem of not closing old threads. Like Trip Advisor does.

On the other hand it is fun to see what were our first world problems 10 years ago

 

[Diznygrl]

I've been through different McD's drive thrus several times during the pandemic and not once have I ever been given a drink holder (usually order 2 drinks). The closest I've come to something similar was Starbucks when they would put your cups in a plastic tub and hold it out for you to take out the cups yourself. Now with surface transmission known not to be a huge risk, they don't do that anymore.

BTW I don't see the big deal when old topics are brought back up when they are still relevant and can continue being discussed.

 

[Micca]

BTW I don't see the big deal when old topics are brought back up when they are still relevant and can continue being discussed.

I think what happens is people are searching a certain topic and wind up here, some not even realizing it's a Disney fan board. This is why that thread about a popcorn kernel stuck in the throat gets bumped up occasionally. It's harmless, and you get to see a lot of former users who disappeared long ago.

 

[hereyago]

One of local ones would put ur drinks on a tray and hold it out to you.


My job is to deliver stuff to guests at a resort and we now leave stuff in front of guest door knock say delivery and walk away.

Some guests still don’t understand what contactless means lol.
If I have to go in a room, they are told ahead of time mask up, leave or be 6 ft away from us.