Ex-McDonald’s worker reveals drive-thru secret EVERY hungry motorist in Britain should know as they queue

A FORMER McDonald's worker has revealed their concealed to drive-thru queuing that could assistance bare Brits debar an awkward situation.

Drivers tin beryllium understandably frustrated by agelong waits and bid mix-ups but they request to beryllium cautious erstwhile airing their complaints.

Kenya Humphries, who often shares McDonald's hacks connected her TikTok page, reveals that workers successful the kiosk perceive and spot much than you mightiness think.

She explained: "Yes, erstwhile you spell done the drive-thru we tin perceive you, we tin spot you.

"Just due to the fact that you can't perceive america oregon can't spot america it doesn't mean we can't [hear you]."

Kenya adjacent confessed that she was taken aback erstwhile she started retired by immoderate of the "unthinkable" things she heard implicit the talker erstwhile motorists thought cipher other could hear.

She went on: "The names that we get called sometimes erstwhile idiosyncratic has been sitting determination for 5 seconds is unthinkable.

"I'd ne'er enactment that way.

"I've been made amusive of hundreds of times successful the drive-thru."

One of her biggest bugbears was customers copying her mannerisms portion she took their order, not realising that she tin really spot them.

Not lone that, but Kenya revealed that the drive-thru cameras really "take a representation of you" arsenic you hold successful lawsuit determination are immoderate issues.

But she went on: "It's connected the strategy but past it conscionable goes disconnected arsenic soon arsenic your order's finished.

"And the camera is truly grainy truthful it's not similar anybody's looking astatine it."

Nonetheless, commenters were shocked by the revelations.

One wrote: "Wait, you tin perceive us?"

Another added: "I apologise for thing you whitethorn person heard my household accidental successful the drive-thru."

It comes aft fans of the Golden Arches were warned that they faced hefty fines implicit a little-known drive-thru error.