McDonald's POV: Someone Ordered 100 Cheeseburgers

yall have a solid crew not bitching at each other under the pressure. i worked at one when i was 17 and any time we had an order close to that amount everybody would just start freaking out lmao

I feel like I work at McDonalds after watching this

There's something very satisfying about watching someone who's very good at their work.

The Cowbell heard at 5:32 is the noise grill gets whenever someone orders a Quarter Pounder. The noise is made the moment we tap the button on the screen for a Quarter Pounder, it's like magic! It's been over 5 years since I worked at McDonald's but it was so much fun.

What a crew. Banging out the 100 burgers and still getting other customers served without missing a beat.

This is better advertising than normal McDonald's ads

Honestly thank you for your service. I have never worked in the service industry , but I try to be as patient and understanding as possible I know that this position is over worked and underpaid. I appreciate it.

Respect for people who know their job and do it very well. No shame in being skilled at what you do

100 Cheeseburgers. The dream almost everybody had as a child .

I am a manager at my local BK, and I gotta say I love the ketchup and mustard dispensers you guys have. You'll never have a overloaded burger with sauces with those, so difficult sometimes to have your crew members trained on the correct amount of sauce to apply to each burger, especially when the customer asks for Heavy sauce. You and your team are all stars, keeping a calm and level head is top priority when there's a large order and others coming back on top of it, you guys nailed it.

In 1989, I worked for a large company that had passed a major inspection. They ordered over 1000 burgers off the dollar menu for all the employees! Imagine being a worker in that McDonald’s and getting that order. Yikes! 😅😅

My favorite part is him wrapping it up lol He does it so fast and the sound is so satisfying.

7:04 RIP to the McNugget that fell. It gave its life for the cause.

The fact you did this in 21 minutes is crazy.

What I love about these video's isn't the process or the hard work it takes to make the food. It's that regardless of the job they are doing they are still working hard. We've all seen people on tougher jobs than this drag their feet and not care but, these video's prove you can earn respect and success regardless of what you do as long as you are willing and have a goal.

TBH I miss working at Mcds. The kitchens are designed so well that you can mostly run on autopilot. My old location broke a few records back in the day. Most big macs sold during a lunch rush, and most biscuit sandwiches served during a "Free biscuit day" You guys seem pretty experienced, but a few small changes could make the line quicker and smoother: - The warming trays need to have labels. There is too much time spent pulling trays to look for your meat. - As tempting as it is to run 5 sandwiches at a time, it really backs up the line. If you were to try the same with 2 at a time, I'm sure it will be faster. - If you have 2 stacks of cheese, you should be able to grab one in each hand rather than picking up the stack; saving a redundant hand. With that said; amazing work, and appreciate the footage! This brings me back to some of the best times of my life!

When you really think about it, the speed at which a place like mcdonalds can pump out food is kind of insane. I feel like the average person doesn't appreciate just how fast fast food really is. Edit: I can't believe people still reply to this comment

I remember those nights ordering alot of cheeseburgers for people that have been drinking always thought you could get in trouble for ordering to much food

Thank you to all the fast food workers out there, you guys keep me going when I need a quick meal. Keep on Keeping on ❤

Respect. You all work hard. I love my local mcdonalds and see the same people all the time there. They are a great crew.