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The Irish Sun
6 days ago
- The Irish Sun
Stomach-churning moment fast food worker is caught SPITTING in burger at McDonald's knock-off in covert video
THIS is the stomach-churning moment a fast-food worker is caught spitting into a burger at a McDonald's knock-off chain in Russia. Footage secretly filmed at a Tasty Dot drive-thru in Rostov shows the disgruntled employee preparing two quarter-pounders before the disgusting move. 5 Employee Nikita checks if nobody's watching before spitting onto the customer's burger Credit: Clipzilla/NX 5 The employee spread the saliva on the meat after spitting on it Credit: Clipzilla/NX 5 Tasty Dot took over McDonald's branches after the fast-food giant pulled out of Russia when the Ukraine war began Credit: Shutterstock He is seen glancing around to check the coast is clear before leaning in, hawking spit onto one of the patties and spreading it over the meat. The worker - named only as Nikita - then tops the burger with a slice of cheese to hide his saliva surprise, before boxing up the food and passing it through the window. The vile hack came after the customer who ordered the burgers had a heated exchange with Nikita while placing his order on Monday. Suspicious of the worker's behaviour, the diner decided to film his order being prepared, and ended up exposing the grim act in full. Read more on the Ukraine war Local media reports that Nikita was immediately fired by the Tasty Dot branch. The copycat chain took over all of Russia's McDonald's branches after the global fast-food giant pulled out of the country The incident has sparked fury across Russian social media, with users slamming the former employee and raising concerns about hygiene standards at the new chain. Speaking out after the footage went viral, Nikita attempted to defend his actions. Most read in The US Sun He claimed: "Some of them shouted, insulted me and ordered me to hurry up. Then they promised to get out of the car and hit me." Tasty Dot confirmed his sacking, saying: "His actions did not live up to our values." McDonald's to PERMANENTLY leave Russia and will sell all 850 stores after 30 years in response to Ukraine war Out of Russia Tasty Dot was born out of one of the biggest corporate exits from Russia in modern history. McDonald's officially quit the country in 2022, permanently shutting its 847 stores after Vladimir Putin's brutal invasion of Ukraine. The move ended a 30-year era that began in 1990, when the first McDonald's opened in Moscow's Pushkin Square and 30,000 curious customers queued up to try a Big Mac. At the time, it was seen as a symbol of the West arriving in the crumbling Soviet Union. But after the invasion, McDonald's said the "unpredictable operating environment" and "humanitarian crisis Chief executive Chris Kempczinski said at the time: "We have a commitment to our global community and must remain steadfast in our values. "And our commitment to our values means that we can no longer keep the Arches shining there." The company promised to sell all Russian branches to a local buyer and ensure workers would keep their jobs, but made it clear the restaurants would no longer use McDonald's branding or menu. Tasty Dot, the replacement brand, kept most of the same layout and look — minus the Golden Arches — and was meant to represent business as usual under new ownership. But now, this revolting spitting scandal risks tarnishing the replacement chain's image just as it attempts to gain public trust. One disgusted social media user wrote: 'Bring back McDonald's. At least they didn't serve up burgers with DNA toppings.' 5 McDonald's is selling its restaurants in Russia 5 The company has 847 branches in Russia, employing 62,000 people
Scottish Sun
6 days ago
- Scottish Sun
Stomach-churning moment fast food worker is caught SPITTING in burger at McDonald's knock-off in covert video
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THIS is the stomach-churning moment a fast-food worker is caught spitting into a burger at a McDonald's knock-off chain in Russia. Footage secretly filmed at a Tasty Dot drive-thru in Rostov shows the disgruntled employee preparing two quarter-pounders before the disgusting move. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 Employee Nikita checks if nobody's watching before spitting onto the customer's burger Credit: Clipzilla/NX 5 The employee spread the saliva on the meat after spitting on it Credit: Clipzilla/NX 5 Tasty Dot took over McDonald's branches after the fast-food giant pulled out of Russia when the Ukraine war began Credit: Shutterstock He is seen glancing around to check the coast is clear before leaning in, hawking spit onto one of the patties and spreading it over the meat. The worker - named only as Nikita - then tops the burger with a slice of cheese to hide his saliva surprise, before boxing up the food and passing it through the window. The vile hack came after the customer who ordered the burgers had a heated exchange with Nikita while placing his order on Monday. Suspicious of the worker's behaviour, the diner decided to film his order being prepared, and ended up exposing the grim act in full. Local media reports that Nikita was immediately fired by the Tasty Dot branch. The copycat chain took over all of Russia's McDonald's branches after the global fast-food giant pulled out of the country in response to the war in Ukraine. The incident has sparked fury across Russian social media, with users slamming the former employee and raising concerns about hygiene standards at the new chain. Speaking out after the footage went viral, Nikita attempted to defend his actions. He claimed: "Some of them shouted, insulted me and ordered me to hurry up. Then they promised to get out of the car and hit me." Tasty Dot confirmed his sacking, saying: "His actions did not live up to our values." McDonald's to PERMANENTLY leave Russia and will sell all 850 stores after 30 years in response to Ukraine war Out of Russia Tasty Dot was born out of one of the biggest corporate exits from Russia in modern history. McDonald's officially quit the country in 2022, permanently shutting its 847 stores after Vladimir Putin's brutal invasion of Ukraine. The move ended a 30-year era that began in 1990, when the first McDonald's opened in Moscow's Pushkin Square and 30,000 curious customers queued up to try a Big Mac. At the time, it was seen as a symbol of the West arriving in the crumbling Soviet Union. But after the invasion, McDonald's said the "unpredictable operating environment" and "humanitarian crisis caused by the war in Ukraine" left them no choice but to pull out. Chief executive Chris Kempczinski said at the time: "We have a commitment to our global community and must remain steadfast in our values. "And our commitment to our values means that we can no longer keep the Arches shining there." The company promised to sell all Russian branches to a local buyer and ensure workers would keep their jobs, but made it clear the restaurants would no longer use McDonald's branding or menu. Tasty Dot, the replacement brand, kept most of the same layout and look — minus the Golden Arches — and was meant to represent business as usual under new ownership. But now, this revolting spitting scandal risks tarnishing the replacement chain's image just as it attempts to gain public trust. One disgusted social media user wrote: 'Bring back McDonald's. At least they didn't serve up burgers with DNA toppings.' 5 McDonald's is selling its restaurants in Russia
The Irish Sun
20-05-2025
- The Irish Sun
Watch as cops seize cat with crack cocaine taped to it after gang tried to smuggle drugs into prison using cute kitty
HILARIOUS footage has emerged showing the moment cops seized a cute cat trying to enter a prison with crack cocaine taped to its body. The grey and white moggy was spotted climbing over a fence into a jail in Costa Rica, with the drugs wrapped around its belly. Advertisement 5 This moment the cat was caught by prison guards trying to smuggle drugs inside Credit: @MinisteriodeJusticiayPaz/Clipzilla/NX 5 Officers found 235g of marijuana and nearly 70g of crack cocaine paste inside the packet Credit: Clipzilla 5 It is believed to be an inmate's plot to smuggle drugs into jail. Credit: @MinisteriodeJusticiayPaz/Clipzilla/NX Footage released by the sun-drenched country's Ministry of Justice and Peace shows two prison guards stopping the cat, thwarting an inmate's plot to smuggle drugs into jail. While one holds it firmly but gently, the other uses scissors to cut the two packages of drugs loose-wrapped in black plastic and stuck fast with industrial tape. Inside the packets, officers found 235g of The package also included sheets of paper for rolling joints. Advertisement read more world news It is understood that inmates had befriended and fed the cat with scraps so it would return to their cell. A drug dealer is understood to have tapped the package outside the prison before sending the moggy inside. Prison officials and police are investigating the case and say the cat has been handed over to the National Animal Health Service. A Justice Ministry spokesperson said: "This is a new method that shows the creativity and cruelty of those trying to break the law ." Advertisement Most read in The US Sun It is just one of the unique ways criminals and drug dealers try to smuggle narcotics inside prison. Local media reports that since 2015, prison officials in Costa Rica have intercepted at least seven attempts to traffic contraband into prisons using cats, dogs and carrier pigeons. Moment raccoon with METH PIPE is found in car during drug bust traffic stop A few years ago, a Cops tracked the bent bird as it flew from neighbouring Iraq and swooped as it crossed the border. Advertisement Amazingly, it was wearing a tiny pouch that appears to have been taped or sewed onto its back and contained 178 pills, reports It wasn't immediately clear exactly what kind of pills the feathered fiend was packing. In 2015, guards at a Costa Rican prison caught a pigeon flying drugs into the slammer. The bird, carrying 14 grams of cocaine and cannabis , was spotted Advertisement Police in San Jose, Costa Rica, captured the bird on a patio outside and hauled it in before it made it over the medium-security prison's walls. A picture of the bird with a cable strapped to its leg to stop it escaping was posted by officers appealing for information about the incident. 5 A drug dealer is understood to have tapped the package outside the prison before sending the moggy inside Credit: @MinisteriodeJusticiayPaz/Clipzilla/NX 5 The cat has been handed over to the National Animal Health Service Credit: @MinisteriodeJusticiayPaz/Clipzilla/NX Advertisement
Scottish Sun
20-05-2025
- Scottish Sun
Watch as cops seize cat with crack cocaine taped to it after gang tried to smuggle drugs into prison using cute kitty
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) HILARIOUS footage has emerged showing the moment cops seized a cute cat trying to enter a prison with crack cocaine taped to its body. The grey and white moggy was spotted climbing over a fence into a jail in Costa Rica, with the drugs wrapped around its belly. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 This moment the cat was caught by prison guards trying to smuggle drugs inside Credit: @MinisteriodeJusticiayPaz/Clipzilla/NX 5 Officers found 235g of marijuana and nearly 70g of crack cocaine paste inside the packet Credit: Clipzilla 5 It is believed to be an inmate's plot to smuggle drugs into jail. Credit: @MinisteriodeJusticiayPaz/Clipzilla/NX Footage released by the state's Ministry of Justice and Peace shows two prison guards stopping the cat, thwarting an inmate's plot to smuggle drugs into jail. While one holds it firmly but gently, the other uses scissors to cut the two packages of drugs loose-wrapped in black plastic and stuck fast with industrial tape. Inside the packets, officers found 235g of marijuana and nearly 70g of crack cocaine paste. The package also included sheets of paper for rolling joints. read more world news TEEN'S TERROR Brit teen left 'shaken' over possible life in jail after drugs arrest It is understood that inmates had befriended and fed the cat with scraps so it would return to their cell. A drug dealer is understood to have tapped the package outside the prison before sending the moggy inside. Prison officials and police are investigating the case and say the cat has been handed over to the National Animal Health Service. A Justice Ministry spokesperson said: "This is a new method that shows the creativity and cruelty of those trying to break the law." It is just one of the unique ways criminals and drug dealers try to smuggle narcotics inside prison. Local media reports that since 2015, prison officials in Costa Rica have intercepted at least seven attempts to traffic contraband into prisons using cats, dogs and carrier pigeons. A few years ago, a pigeon was caught smuggling 178 ecstasy pills to a prison in Kuwait in a tiny backpack that was taped to its body. Cops tracked the bent bird as it flew from neighbouring Iraq and swooped as it crossed the border. Amazingly, it was wearing a tiny pouch that appears to have been taped or sewed onto its back and contained 178 pills, reports Al Arabiya. It wasn't immediately clear exactly what kind of pills the feathered fiend was packing. In 2015, guards at a Costa Rican prison caught a pigeon flying drugs into the slammer. The bird, carrying 14 grams of cocaine and cannabis, was spotted flying close to the jail in a bid by smugglers to sneak the drugs in. Police in San Jose, Costa Rica, captured the bird on a patio outside and hauled it in before it made it over the medium-security prison's walls. A picture of the bird with a cable strapped to its leg to stop it escaping was posted by officers appealing for information about the incident. 5 A drug dealer is understood to have tapped the package outside the prison before sending the moggy inside Credit: @MinisteriodeJusticiayPaz/Clipzilla/NX
