It's like McDonald's doesn't want me to ever come back.

Even more than people providing pushback, there are many who’ve just gone away.  They’re not “pushing back”:  they’ve just left the conversation.

😂😂😂😂 I don't do restaurants anymore.... crappy food, crappy portions, crappy prices... and crappy service.

McDonald's has never ever needed tips or asked for them or wanted them they pay their workers an hourly wage

You decide if  a tip was earned and how much you value it, it shoud never exceed their current hourly rate.

I stopped eating at McDonald's back in the mid to late 90s, nowadays I absolutely never intend to eat at McDonald's ever again. McDonald's has screwed the pooch.

I stopped years ago because McDonald’s screwed up the entire order four times in a row. I hate bad service and bad food.

I worked in a sit down restaurant, back end workers were well paid. It is only those that repeatedly serve the same table that got tipped. McDonalds doesn’t have that position.

It got nothing to do with tips, its your food is to expensive.

I went into Baskin Robbins to get a half gallon of Rocky Road ice cream.  picked out of the freezer myself, went to the counter to pay.   They wanted a tip.
I did not leave a tip.  they did nothing but work the register.

Well, if you're eating at mcdonald's, you have a particular problem that you'll never understand, because you're simply eating at McDonald's

Why would anybody tip at mcdonalds, or Wendy's, or Taco Bell. Nobody tips me.

Dairy Queen has a daily deal, cheeseburger, fries, drink, and sundae for $7. And the hamburger tastes like real meat.

McDonalds prices went through the roof and the market won't sustain the higher prices. Maybe it's because McDonalds is one of the largest landlords in the US. They rent property to franchisees who are forced to buy McDonalds products. McDonalds still gets their rent paid, even if the franchisees can't generate a profit. If the franchisees sell the food products at inflated prices and subsequently can't generate enough sales due to price gouging, it may not actually harm McDonalds corporation, since the franchisees are trapped in their leases, sometimes with buildings they paid to build on McDonalds property. There are a lot of fools who have bought into franchises which reward the corporation, but put the franchisee at substantial risk, up to and including losing all their money and going out of business. I don't understand why anyone would take the risk of buying a franchise. The corporation reaps the benefits, and the franchisee assumes enormous risk. The corporation never has any risk in these arrangements. I don't know why some small business people aren't smarter with their money.

Haven't been to McDonald's for well over 5 years or more.

If minimum wage were where it should be by now, i.e. $60/hr... "tipping" would be a non-issue.

Tipping, It's not just McDonald's.

havent been in two years- my habit is broken

No more tips at fast food places.

I know man, McDonalds went to hell. Its not even the same place anymore. Idk what the hell it even is now but its not Food..