Keeping it Real at the Locust Grove, GA McDonald’s

February 22, 2022

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Keeping it Real at the Locust Grove, GA McDonalds

Get this, a couple in Locust Grove, GA, got into an altercation with a McDonald’s employee, working the drive-thru window, over a Splenda packet. You know Splenda, that little yellow packet of artificial sweetener. It appears that Marshall and Crystal Wallace were asked to come inside for a packet of Splenda. Of course, instead of being like a civilized person and either forgetting about it, or parking and coming inside for the sweetener, what do you do, you start a fight, and then to ensure you end up in jail, you continue that fight inside the restaurant, destroying property as well.

When you watch this train wreck, just keep in mind, that this is all over a packet of Splenda. Stay classy McDonald’s

Resources:
https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/couple-arrested-locust-grove-mcdonalds-fight
https://www.henryherald.com/news/pair-caught-on-video-fighting-with-locust-grove-mcdonalds-employees-arrested/article_08575e5c-5831-11ec-b6c0-33329c450456.html

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