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‘You only do this with rushes’: McDonald’s worker pre-fills fresh fries

‘Always fresh and filled.’

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Alexandra Samuels

McDonald's fries containers filled with caption 'POV: You come to my job while i'm on fries..' (l) McDonald's kitchen interior with fry station (c) McDonald's fries containers filled with caption 'POV: You come to my job while i'm on fries..' (r)

A McDonald’s worker recently shared how she helps her store prepare for an onslaught of customers: Stacking and packing various containers of fresh fries. 

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In a short TikTok, Yesenia (@ihearttkwasi) claimed that she does this both when “[she’s] on fries” and there’s a rush of customers. As of Saturday morning, her video had over 2.5 million views. 

@ihearttkwasi always fresh and filled😘 #fries #mcdonalds #mcdonaldsfries #fyp #foryou #food #frylover #foryoupage ♬ Bigga Bzz Wild West – BiggaBzz🤠

Viewers can see at least one dozen containers of medium fries stacked next to each other. “POV: You come to my job while I’m on fries…,” she wrote via text overlay. 

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In the caption, Yesenia doubled-down on her work ethnic while she’s “on fries”: “Always fresh and filled,” she wrote.

The Daily Dot has reached out to Yesenia via TikTok comment. As of publication, it was unclear which McDonald’s location she worked at and/or how she prepares when there’s not a rush. Yesenia clarified in a comment, however, that, at least during rushes, she double-presses the fry machine “so the basket is filled” and puts two baskets of fries in the fryer at once. 

But McDonald’s fries have long been a topic of TikTok scrutiny. Last year, a worker there sparked a debate after sharing what happens after customers ask for fresh fries. More recently, another employee made waves after she debunked a theory that McDonald’s three fry sizes (small, medium, and large) contain about the same number of fries. 

Yesenia’s video, however, led most viewers to applaud her for her preparation skills. 

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“Why don’t every worker do this?” asked one user. 

“Thank you for your quality of service,” said a second commenter. 

Fellow McDonald’s workers also chimed in—claiming that they take similar precautions. (Or at least try to.) 

“You only do this with rushes,” read one comment. “I was a manager, so if you doing that and we got no cars, you wasting product.”

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“Tried dis one [and] got yelled at,” another user wrote. 

 
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