The design you see does, in fact, originate with artist WizardSkull , who also has no affiliation with this chain. There are fries in places fries shouldn't be. The photo, which began circulating the web earlier this week, looks like it was pulled straight from a promo. But instead of letting the food speak for itself, they decided an illustration of Ronald McDonald with a six-pack and Speedo full of fries was the right advertising approach. I'm haten' it…" one user wrote. But here's the thing—we don't know for sure whether it's a real advertisement.

Police said they would not be looking for the three nude men who calmly ordered burgers and coffee because did not steal or break anything. This is the bizarre moment a trio of naked men left McDonald's staff goggle-eyed as they ran into a fast food restaurant with their 'McNuggets' on show. Astonished customers watched open-mouthed as the men burst in and waited while the staff served them three burgers and some coffee to go. Witnesses say the men had parked outside a hospital a few metres down the road in Yekaterinburg, Russia, and made a sprint for it to the restaurant. One, Laura Kryukova, 27, told local media: "We saw the doors of the car fly open and I thought I must be imagining what I was seeing. She added: "But they ran in, gave their order and waited patiently before running out again.

The crook managed to compromise her account to run up the bills in a five-day period from January. Every time the hungry hijacker scored a Big Mac and fries, a receipt showed up in her inbox. She explained that she had to find rent, and presumably someone in Montreal had to find a larger pair of pants with an elasticated waist. After ordering food through the McDonalds app, customers can check in when they reach the restaurant. The app then charges the debit card that they registered onto the system, and a member of staff will deliver it to them curbside.

The witness, Aslan Asat, 26, who was sitting at the al-fresco dining area with some friends at the time of the incident, expressed shock as they saw his full frontal view. Mr Aslan added that the man was apparently carrying a laptop case but made no attempts to cover his private parts. According to the Mr Aslan, he wanted to buy coffee over the counter but he was not entertained because of his indecent exposure.