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Most McDonald's locations won't accept a $100 bill late at night or early in the morning because the registers carry very little cash after hours. This helps to reduce losses during a robbery, protect overnight employees, avoid giving away most of the register's change for one purchase, and prevent counterfeit larger bills when fewer managers are available to verify them. If this customer didn't have another payment method, then it would be a legally wise decision to leave the property instead of attempting to force the workers to break her large bill. >> But they do have the money. They just don't want to go into the safe because they already locked the safe. So, >> okay. >> Yeah. So, if you're a manager and you're about customer service, you can unlock the safe and stop being lazy >> and break my bill. I got you. >> Yeah. So, what's the problem? >> I don't know. >> Can you ask them because they're not going to tell me? >> Well, see, here's the thing. >> I uh I come out here to keep the peace. I can't tell them how to run this me this show. >> Me, too. I just want to get food and go home. >> Literally, I just want to get food, go home. This is the second McDonald's that I've come to. The first McDonald's is closed. So, >> where you from? You from the islands? >> I'm from Virginia. >> You're from Virginia? You sound like you got an accent. That's right. >> I'm 100% black. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, here's the deal. I'm going be honest with you. >> Yeah. You hold >> losing customers. >> Yeah, they're losing They're losing customers. So, that's why I'm out here. >> If they could just break the bill, I don't understand. I don't understand. It's It's lazy as to why they don't want to break the bill. >> What's your name? >> I'm Juny. >> Juny. I'm Craig. >> Nice to meet you. >> Um >> I'm just asking people to do their job. And as you can see, nobody even at the window. >> No, cuz they they shut down because they they can't conduct business with you sitting here. >> That sounds personal. >> That sounds personal. >> I'm so sorry. That sounds personal because at the end of the day, this is a business. >> Hold on a second. What's happening? >> Hello. >> What's going on? >> Hello. Um, she yelled at me saying that I need to break her effing hund00h. >> Um, and we can't accept hundreds after 12 because it's against our policy. >> Okay. >> And then she also yelled at me, "Oh, I want to see your policy and your rules." >> That's also against our policy. We cannot show the public. >> I got you. I got you. >> So, what you want to do? I just need her out of my drivethrough. >> You want to trespass or what? We >> uh >> what's up, man? [laughter] >> I mean, you know, >> I just need her out of my driveth. I tell her like, "We don't have enough change to break the honey." That's what I told the banks are closed. I told her that, too. Yeah. >> Yeah. She kept saying, "I'm not moving till you break my honey. You can call the police cuz she going on my line." >> Okay, let me get out the way. All right. >> Hold on. After you like the video, hype the video. Tap the video's description. Tap the hype points button. And thanks to you, this video is now hyped. >> Cuz you holding up my line and everything. >> Okay, let me get out the way. All right, Juny, can I get you to move? Huh? Oh, you're not going to move. I would like for them to do their job. >> Juny, seriously? >> I am serious. >> Um, so you're not going to move >> on. I would like for them to just give you my food. >> All right. So, here's the deal. You >> did you need additional? >> No, just one. Well, maybe I go maybe I have a temple in a minute. Maybe I'll advise. You see, here's the thing. I'll advise. >> The thing is you have change for everything. >> You But you're going to have to move. Seriously. >> Why can I just not take my money? >> They don't have They don't have the change. Seriously. I'm I'm being I'm being honest with you. I'm being straight forward. >> That's crazy. Because >> you You're going You're going to Here's what's going to happen. Here's what's going to happen, Junior. >> Here's what's going to happen. If you don't move, you're going to make us take law enforcement action. That's what's going to happen, Juny. Seriously. >> Instead of the resting. >> Juny, seriously. >> What's happening? >> Yeah, they they got to conduct business. >> Exactly. >> So, you refusing to go? They want you They want you moved. Seriously. >> But they can't break my bill. >> No, they can't. They They They told me just now that they said after 12:00 they don't they don't break anything more than 100. It's It's got to be less. >> More than 100. >> No. No more. No more than 100. They can't. Against their store policy. >> Okay. So, so do you have a $50 bill? >> Huh? >> Can you break my 100? >> Nah. Uh-uh. I don't I don't I don't have that. >> Can you break my 100? >> It's It's not a matter of us doing that. >> So, nobody can break my 100? >> No. Not right now. >> I can't get any food because >> You want me to buy you something to eat? >> You want me Juny? Junior, you want me to buy you something to eat here? Junior, >> I'm literally here. Junior, you want me to buy you something to eat? If that's what it's going to take, >> I have the money. >> You see, you see you want me You want me to bust out? I'll bust it out for you. >> But I'm trying to I'm trying to tell you if you don't, you're going to make this turning from something from nothing to something. Seriously, I'm being honest with you. >> I'm not trying to make something. >> But you got to move. >> Nothing something. What I'm trying to do is get some food and go home. That's what I'm trying to do. That's what I come. >> Waiting at McDonald's for an hour is never a good idea. It is also best not to argue or cause a scene with the staff, especially since they are the ones preparing your food. This can sometimes lead to problems like food tampering. Even if the staff eventually accepts the large bill, most people would not feel comfortable eating the meal after so much conflict. The customer has already had several chances to leave, [music] including when the police officer offered to pay for the meal, but still refuses to go. It's not worth risking your criminal record over a meal you are unlikely to get. Come on, Juny. >> County is notified. >> So, you refusing to go? >> I'm not refusing to go. I >> Yes, you are. >> I want to pay for my food so I can >> Yes, you are. Juny. Juny. Seriously, >> Mr. >> Craig. >> Craig, >> we've introduced ourselves. >> I have the money to pay for my food. >> All right. >> They do not have the change to give me. So, what do you want me to do? >> If you can't They can't serve you. They can't serve you. You can you can call corporate. You can file a complaint with corporate. You can do all that stuff. >> Can you give me the number to corporate? >> The number to corporate? I think it's right up there. Hold on a second. >> Number up here. >> All right. >> I would like that number. And I would like the manager's badge number and name. And I would like the girl who took a Judy. JUDY, COME ON GIRL. >> WHY NOT? Because why not? Why not? >> They won't even give me my food. Why not? Why not? Why can't I have that? If I was a white woman, you would give it to me. So why can't I have it? Whoa, whoa, whoa, >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> So why can't I have it? >> Whoa, whoa. Juny, now now you crossing lines, J. >> Why can't I have it? >> Junior, you're crossing lines. >> The customer, whose actions approached the threshold of being considered suspect, reported waiting at McDonald's for an hour. Law enforcement made several attempts to persuade the customer to vacate the premises. Notably, the officer only indicated that the customer was crossing a boundary after saying if she were a white woman. Yikes. >> Why not? Why can't I have that? If I was a white woman, you would give it to me. So, why can't >> So, why can't I have it? >> Whoa, whoa, whoa. Juny, now now you're crossing lines, J. >> Why can't I have it, >> Junior? You're crossing lines. >> You're laughing at me at this. >> I'm not laughing at you. No, I've been I've No, I didn't laugh at you. I've been I've been trying to I've been trying to keep this >> on what we call a civil >> I just laughed. You laughed. >> I didn't laugh. >> You did laugh. You both laughed. >> No, because you're trying to make you trying to make this about race and it's not about race. >> Laugh then. >> It's not about race. Juny, >> why did you laugh? >> All right, I'm done. Here's the deal. I have the I'm ask I'm going to ask you one more time to move. >> I would like the corporate number before I move. >> Nah, you ain't going to get it. You're not. So you're not moving. >> I would like to >> You're not moving. >> I would like to move. >> You're not moving. >> I'm going to move. >> No, you're going to move now. >> I'm going to move. >> You're not going to move. >> I'm going to move. I'm telling you. It's on your body cam. That's not on. >> I'm going to move. >> Okay. >> You're going to You're going to move. >> I'm going to move, but I will corporate number. >> You're going to move. Come on, Junior. >> The corporate number. >> Junior, come on. Move. >> I'm going to move. >> All right. Go ahead. >> I'm going to move. Why? Why isn't your body cam on? Why isn't Why isn't your body cam on, >> Juny? >> Why isn't your body cam on? >> Are you going to move? >> Why isn't your body cam on? >> Are you going to move? >> Why isn't your body cam on? >> Are you going to move? >> I'm going to move. >> I would like the corporate number. >> I don't have the corporate number to give you night. >> Why isn't your body cam on? >> So, you're not going to move. >> I'm moving. So, then move. Go ahead. >> I'm going to move. >> Go ahead and move. >> You ask me if I would like the corporate number. I would like the corporate number. I would like the corporate number. >> Tell uh tell uh tell you and come on. >> I would like the corporate number. >> I would like the corporate number. >> So you you're >> I'm going to move. >> You're going to move. You got to move now. Come on, J. >> J. Come on. >> I'm cooperating. I just want the corporate number. >> Come on. >> You told me that I can have the corporate number. >> Yeah, but you got to move first. >> I'm going I'm going to move. >> You got to move. You are disrupting the business function. >> No, they are disrupting. You're disrupting business because there are cars that are cutting in front of me to do business and he's still operating just fine. He asked me if I wanted the corporate number and I do want the corporate number and your body camera is not on. >> Here's what we going to do now. >> Why isn't your body camera on? >> Here's what we going to do. Here's what we going to do. >> What are you doing? Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? Why are you getting me OUT OF THE CAR? WHY? NO. STEP OUT. NO. WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? >> Step out. Why am I under arrest? Step out. Step out. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. I'll move my car. >> Step out of the car. It's too late for that. >> I'll move my car. >> Make sure it's shut off. >> I'll move my car. >> All right. It's off now. >> I'll move my car. We're not paying is crazy. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Step out of the car now. >> Twisting. >> Step out of the car. >> Twisting my arm. >> Step out of the car. >> Twisting my arm. >> Step out of the car. >> It's crazy. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Wait, hold it. How much you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> How much you had to drink tonight? >> How much you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> You're under the influence of alcohol. >> I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not. >> I smell alcohol from your breath. >> You don't? >> Yes, I do. >> You don't. >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> You don't. >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> No. I'm going to ask you that. >> No. >> Yes, you have. >> Is your body cam on now? >> Don't worry about it. How much you had to drink tonight? >> Well, then I'm not going to answer any of your questions. >> Would you submit to some field sobriety exercises? >> Is your body camera on? >> Would you submit to some field sobriety exercises? >> Would you submit to some field sobriety exercises? >> All of this because my $100 bill >> you're going to make me make a judgment call. >> Crazy. >> You're going to make me make a judgment call. >> Judgement call. >> Will you submit to some field sobriety exercises? I smell a strong row of alcoholic impurities being admitted from your breath as you're speaking to me. >> I'm not answering anything. I'm not answering >> based upon your my training experience and your attitude and the demeanor that you've had out here. I think you're under the influence. >> I'm not having an emotional response. >> It's not an emotional response and that's okay. That's okay. >> It's not emotional response. >> You're going to have to go through some field exercises. >> You're going to have to go through all of this paperwork for >> Yes or no? >> I'm not doing anything. >> So, you're not you're going to refuse? Okay. not doing it. >> All right, let me take this off. >> You don't have to take my watch off. >> Okay, I'll leave it on there then. >> Okay, then leave it on. You don't have to take my watch off. All right. >> Thank you. Can you cut it down for me, please? >> Why didn't you car? >> I did. Your car. >> Anything that's going to stick this box? I don't know if it's not. There's a box patrol on the floorboard. I don't know if you saw that. You got a phone you want to take with you? Yes. No. Okay. Open container patrol. Okay. Thank you. Um bring over here. Put in there. How much do you weigh? >> Well, we got to talk to the patient. >> How much do you weigh? >> Already got all the information on my ID. It's on my ID. >> No, it doesn't say how much you weigh. >> Well, I guess they'll be at the station. >> Okay. All right. That's cool. >> Why are we not going to the station? >> You married, single? >> Oh, you don't want to tell me? All right. >> Okay. >> No, I got it. >> Uh, what state were you born in? >> At the station. >> Okay. >> No problem. >> Okay. >> All right. When I'm not rolling, I'm not on our way to the station. Do all of this work at the station. All of this at the station. And you've done these before, right? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, >> yeah, we we had to do it for a lot of just give me one second. I'll bring you over to her. All right. He's going to read you something real quick. >> He's going to read you something real quick. So, I just need you to listen to him for a minute. >> All righty. You are hereby warned that you are you are not authorized, licensed, or to be in or these premises. You are hereby required to leave the premises immediately. If you refuse to leave or if you return at any time in the future, you may be arrested. All right. Do you understand what he just read to you? >> Are you going to let me out of these handcuffs now? >> No. M. >> No. Okay. Roll up my window. >> I'm sorry. >> You're good. Um, I'll have I'll get your information for this in a second as well. Good. Thank you. >> According to reliable sources, the suspect was arrested and charged with DUI, refusing a DUI test, and trespass. If the suspect was allegedly under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance, it could explain her behavior. However, it will not legally excuse it. The Prime Analyzer Max channel link is in the description. Subscribe. [snorts] Missouri County authorities say 31-year-old Oninda Ramlis shot her four children in her white sedan before pulling over to a gas station on Highway 288 in Angleton. I am the prime analyzer and I know that you enjoy this channel. 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