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15 McDonald's Secrets That Will Change The Way You Order

These employees aren't always lovin' it.
Evan Pang
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Middlemen from the world's largest hamburger chain just revealed secrets that could very well change the way you get your McDonald's on.

In the video above, current and former employees of the fast food chain talked to BuzzFeed about the most complicated menu items people can order, and yes, they find it annoying.

But fortunately, spitting in your food is a myth they'd like you to know is false. Because that too, is time consuming.

Could a higher minimum wage ease their sorrows? Let us know in the comments below.

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McDonalds New Table Service
Approach The Big iPad(01 of05)
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To begin, customers approach a 'big iPad' emblazoned with menu options, and which includes a card chip and pin reader. (credit:Andy Cross via Getty Images)
Choose Items To Suit Your Taste(02 of05)
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Staff are on hand to help customers use the new devices, which will include the full McDonalds menu, but also include the option to customise classics like the Big Mac. Hold the gherkin, or extra mustard - you decide. (credit:Andy Cross via Getty Images)
Collect A Buzzer(03 of05)
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An electronic puck is then issued to your order, and you're encouraged to take a seat and kick back while it's prepared in the kitchen. (credit:Andy Cross via Getty Images)
Waiting Staff Deliver The Food(04 of05)
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Waiting staff will deliver your food once its ready, and the flashing electronic puck will let them know where you are. (credit:Andy Cross via Getty Images)
And It's Exactly How You Ordered(05 of05)
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Naked, without the bun. Without the salad. Hold the mayo. Your food order will be exactly how you want it. (credit:Andy Cross via Getty Images)

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