A (seemingly) simple visit to this McDonalds on a Friday afternoon to buy a few things for my nieces and other neighborhood kids. An after-school "reward" for a week of excellent "academics" from them.

Now first of all, I payed for this meal with a credit/debit card. For two adults, 2 nieces, and seven other children that they commonly have over, I spent a whopping $79.00...You know the McFlurry cost are outrageous...but again, they all did so well in school for the week. Nevertheless, they wanted the McFlurrys, Chicken sandwiches, fries and the such. Nothing for me, as I know there is a Jack in the box, down the street. I also purchased food for my sister, and my better half---Lucy. Well I pay for the food, and in that the youngters wanted a particular condiment (Ranch) for their food, I asked as the food was given to me. No dice. They wanted $0.33 for a single condiment. I only wanted 5. So I spend $79.00 and they could not oblige me with $1.65 in condiments. O.K. so I do understand operating cost, and things of that nature. However, when a person purchases something, at the amount that I did, it only seemed prudent to not charge. Oh, and by the way, I payed for this with a credit card, and I did not have any cash on me (not that I would have payed anyway). The manager then comes out and tells me that if he wanted to he could charge for "salt." Yes salt. Then he tells me to get out of his store if I did not want to pay for the sauce. So I left (with a smile on my face), went to jack in the box, and I ordered two tacos, another order of fries, two Jumbo Jacks, and a drink. Oh, and then I asked for 5 ranch sauces, and they gave them to me, because I had "PURCHASED" food.

By the way, the managers name is Marcos.