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Darwin Olympics: Dude Tries to Pay for McDonald’s with Pot

Meanwhile in Florida . . .

One McDonald’s drive-thru attendant wasn’t here for it when a customer tried bartering food for a bag full of weed.

On a Facebook Page run by the police department, a post stated, “The McDonald’s worker told police that a man in a Pontiac four-door drove through the drive-thru of the McDonald’s trying to exchange a baggie of marijuana for food.” The post continues,  “The McDonald’s worker refused and the car drove off.”

Apparently, Dude with the Mickey D’s munchies didn’t make it very far, because he was trying to barter at another location nearby.

Police stated, “A short time later, the suspect again went through the drive-thru of the McDonald’s.” Continuing, they share, “(Police) made contact with the suspect and noticed a heavy odor of marijuana emitting from the car.”

Sure enough, there were was pot in the vehicle . . . and there was a surfboard sticking through the back window, but, aside from stereotyping, not sure why that mattered in the story.

Dude is now facing charges on possession of marijuana and a DUI (and no, he won’t get fries with that).

(TCPalm)

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