I was eating out on my lunch break when I noticed I was near a McDonalds and decided to head over.
This was not a normal trip, I had to go somewhere more urban.
However, this is where things began to take a turn for the worse.
The restaurant was a mess and it felt like it was going to take hours to clean up, and I was going home with a full stomach.
I was not the only one in the McDonalds.
There were two other people who were eating there, one had a bad experience with the service, the other was really upset with the way she was treated by the staff.
While I had been eating out in the city for a few days I hadn’t been to McDonalds before and the food was really bad.
However I was so disgusted with the food I decided to take the next available flight home.
It was a flight to Tokyo, where I was scheduled to spend the next week, but when I arrived in Tokyo the manager was there with me and told me to leave my phone behind.
The next day, I was told I had a long flight to catch, and that I could not get a refund.
I felt so helpless.
The first thing I did was to call the airline, and the owner of the company was very apologetic.
She said the manager had given the wrong information and had not been informed about the problems.
But she was the manager.
I wanted to tell her that I was very upset, but I was too scared to do so because I felt that the customer service was not good enough.
I also wanted to do a quick online search to see if anyone else had had similar experiences and if anyone knew anything about it.
However the airline was not interested in doing that and did not respond to my emails.
I then started to look into other airlines, but this was not to be my last chance.
I decided not to check out any more airlines and contacted the airlines who were in touch with me.
I received a call from a representative of one of the airlines and he told me that I had three options: they could refund my ticket, send me an email to contact them about my problem and that they would contact me again about the refund.
In the meantime I was having a really hard time with the situation, as it was clear that the manager and the airline were very poor in communication and handling the situation.
I got a refund from one of them but the next day I found out that it was just a one-time thing.
I contacted the airline again to see what I could do to help them and they told me not to contact the airline anymore.
I asked the company if they could send me another refund, and they said they couldn’t, as I had already paid for the ticket and was entitled to a refund for it.
I told them that I would be contacting my bank about it, and if they did not send me a refund I would contact the customer care centre for assistance.
They then told me the refund was not due and that my issue would be forwarded to the bank.
I am now wondering if I should have left the airline at that point, as they would have given me a full refund if they were to send me one, but as I already had a full ticket I decided I would not be making a big deal out of this.
After all, the customer has already paid the ticket.
In addition, I have a good relationship with McDonalds now, so I am not worried about the incident happening again.
The manager was very nice, she told me she would be back in touch about the issue, but she did not.
After some time, I started to get the feeling that something was wrong.
The company was extremely rude and disrespectful to me, and when I complained to them they tried to deflect the issue by saying that I didn’t do anything wrong, and this is what they are supposed to do.
I didn.
I called the customer support centre again and the manager told me again that I needed to leave the restaurant and that the problem would be dealt with by the airline.
I again called the airline and again the manager did not call me back.
I continued to keep calling, and even when the manager finally came back, she was not friendly, and told us that I did not deserve a refund because I had not paid for my ticket.
When I called again she was again very rude and very dismissive of me.
She told me, “We are not responsible for your ticket and you don’t need to worry about it.”
The manager then asked me to pay the extra for the hotel room and that she would contact them later on to make sure I was on the right track.
When she was done she did everything she could to get me to agree to the conditions she was putting on me.
But the only thing she really wanted to make clear was that the hotel was free, but that I still had to pay for it myself.
I have not been able