Aussie TikTokker stunned after bizarre McDonalds drive-thru ordeal on the Gold Coast
An Aussie TikTok star on a McDonalds run was left disturbed after a raw beef patty hit her windshield, prompting a flood of internet sleuths to crack the mystery of how it happened.
An Aussie TikTok star on a McDonalds run was left disturbed after a raw beef patty hit her windshield, prompting a flood of internet sleuths to crack the mystery of how it happened.
Jacinta Jade visited the drive-thru in Broadbeach on the Gold Coast, on Tuesday to order a coffee frappe as a treat.
Instead, the freelance model got the shock of her life after hearing a massive bang and then realised a raw beef patty had hit and stuck to her windscreen.
I have not been able to stop laughing, its the weirdest thing, she said.
There was a car in front of me and a car behind, so I have no idea how the beef patty got there.
Unsure of what to do next, Ms Jade asked for help from the McDonalds employee when she pulled up at the payment window.
She was so shocked, she was like "how has that gotten there?" she said.
Im like, "thats okay but I dont know how it got there". Im actually so confused.
Jacinta Jades windscreen was hit with a raw beef patty (pictured) while going through the Broadbeach McDonalds drive-thru
The McDonalds employee grabbed some gloves and cleaned up the mess on the models car.
However, the plot thickened after Ms Jade discovered more raw meat stuck to her car roof when she returned home.
The clip was quickly inundated with comments from viewers, who were keen to share their theories on where the mysterious patty came from.
My guess is a crow might have tried to have a sneaky snack and dropped it, one wrote.
Another added: McDonalds patties are precooked and frozen, so who knows where thats from.
A third quipped: Maybe someone chucked it on the ceiling earlier and it was stuck then fell.
Ms Jade was confused where the raw patty came from, as she was surrounded by other vehicles
Other commenters called on McDonalds to check the stores CCTV to crack the case.
I would have asked to check the security cameras. So random, one said.
Ms Jade replied: Maybe I should email and get to the bottom of it.
Daily Mail Australia contacted McDonalds for comment.
