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Viewers stunned as McDonald's worker admits real reason McFlurry machine is always turned off
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Published 07:42 20 Jan 2025 GMT

Viewers stunned as McDonald's worker admits real reason McFlurry machine is always turned off

She has finally answered the question we have all been dying to know.

Mia Williams

Mia Williams

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A McDonald's worker has revealed exactly why the McFlurry machine always seems to be out of order.

There's nothing more infuriating than craving a McFlurry, only to turn up to your local Maccies branch and them tell you the machine isn't working.

And it can't be a coincidence that's it's happened to pretty much everyone who loves to treat themselves to a McDonald's every now and then.

There's nothing quite as crushing as being told that the McFlurry machine is broken. (Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
There's nothing quite as crushing as being told that the McFlurry machine is broken. (Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

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Well, a McDonald's worker has finally revealed the real reason why the machine always seems to be out of order.

Kenya Humphries, a member of staff at McDonald's, often takes to TikTok to divulge what it's really like behind the scenes.

In a recent video, she answered the question that everyone is dying to know.

And it turns out there's a pretty simple answer.

In a clip addressing the matter of the McFlurry machine, she said: "It's just getting cleaned.

"It's genuinely getting cleaned, or it's been used that many times that it's broken."

The McDonald's worker gives viewers a behind-the-scenes glimpse. (TikTok/@kenyaxo)
The McDonald's worker gives viewers a behind-the-scenes glimpse. (TikTok/@kenyaxo)

Kenya said that the staff at her branch pick a day in the week when it will be out of order, so that they can clean it properly.

She noted that there were rumours that staff turn the machine off if it's a particularly busy day. But she denied staff ever doing that where she works.

She also addressed other questions that viewers were perplexed by - one being why breakfast is only served until 11am.

Because let's face it, on those hungover days, we really need one mid-day at the earliest.

Well, Kenya explained that an all-day breakfast just simply wouldn't work.

She said: "Otherwise we'll be cooking breakfast at the same time as we'll be putting beef down. It just doesn't work."

There have been a lot of unanswered questions. (Stefano Guidi/Getty Images)
There have been a lot of unanswered questions. (Stefano Guidi/Getty Images)

But she did note that if there were any breakfast items left over and people in the queue wanted them, she would rather serve them just after 11am than waste the food.

Fans also asked her why it always seems to take a very long time to get served at a drive-thru, and there's a pretty good explanation.

Kenya revealed that it can often take a long time, as the people taking orders are often doing others jobs too - such as making drinks.

She added: "The customer is priority though, so they should be answering within the first five seconds."

Multi-tasking is hard at the best of times, so we can only imagine the chaos that goes on behind the desk in McDonalds!

Featured Image Credit: Anna Barclay/Getty Images/tiktok/@kenyaxo

Topics: McDonalds, Food And Drink, TikTok

Mia Williams
Mia Williams

Mia is a freelance writer for LADBible, and an award-winning trainee journalist at the UK’s No.1 journalism school, News Associates.

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