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I blockaded McDonald’s drive-thru for TWO HOURS because I refused to park and wait for my sausage and egg McMuffins
A FURIOUS McDonald's customer blockaded a drive-thru for two hours after refusing to park and wait for his double sausage and egg McMuffins.
Stuart Yates, 55, drove to his local McDonald's in Leyland, Lancashire, about 9:30am this morning and ordered two breakfast meals.
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While the fast food workers made the items, he was asked to park in the bay and wait - but Stuart refused, reports.
He said: “A week ago I got made to wait in the car park for over 15 minutes.
"A lad spotted me and said ‘oh, it’s him again’, because last time I complained.
"They said go and wait in the car park… I said ‘I’m not going anywhere until I get my food’.”
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Stuart refused to budge and the drive-thru was closed to other customers.
He claims he was then offered a cash refund by the restaurant - but wanted the money put back on his credit card.
Stuart said an employee came out and threw the money onto his car roof and warned him to leave or she'd call the police.
He told staff he would wait "all week" if necessary, and blocked traffic for two hours.
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Stuart only left when police arrived to the fast food restaurant.
He said: “I said I’m not moving, I’m well within my rights asking for a refund to be put back onto my card.
“They eventually gave me a refund and tried passing me a long letter they had typed out, but I refused to accept it.
"I hadn’t sworn, I hadn’t done anything threatening. I hadn’t broken any laws.”
Stuart was forced to leave without his McMuffins - but instead ordered two BigMacs on UberEats when he got home.
Earlier today, while Stuart was still blockading the drive-thru, a staff member said: “The other cars have managed to reverse out, but now he won't move.
"We asked him to park up and he wouldn’t, so now he’s just sat there.
“He only wanted a small order. It would have only taken a minute.
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"Now he’s refusing to move, he wouldn’t park, he wouldn’t accept the food, he wouldn’t accept a refund."
The Sun has approached McDonald's for comment.
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