Should customers be allowed to piggyback through McDonalds drive thru & get served?

Answer 1

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So that's what you and Daniel do on a Friday night, who gets to be on top.

Answer 2

Yeah, my brother tried it before.

He said he went up with 3 different people(him and another had the 2 people on their back) and asked for food but they said no. So they went into the woods found a stearing wheel(yes in the woods) and went back doing car noises and pretending to drive.

They got their food then ^.^

Source(s): My brother used/is(again) lived in the hood..

Answer 3

sure, hell i've walked up to drive thru windows many times after parking my car and planning on walking inside, only to find out the doors were locked.

Answer 4

or you have four friend standing like these dots >> : : Passenger makes the car noises and the driver acts like hes steering and then you make an order although it still doesn't work you could try it

Answer 5

If you mean...riding on someone's back, no. That's still being a pedestrian. It's a safety/liability issue.

Answer 6

I though you guys in Australia call them Macca's

Answer 7

Now that's what I call a ride.

Answer 8

No. In most states its illegal.