Freddy Fazbear goes to McDonald's: Original Work
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Freddy pulls into the drive through. He is oh so hungry and craving that big mac. As he arrives at the menu and the speaker, his mouth waters slightly at the thought of sinking his plastic bear teeth into a sweet, sweet, succulent big mac hamburger. He clears his throat and sits forward in his seat. He waits patiently for the worker to come on the speaker and allow him to place his order. Silence. Nothing for what feels like forever. He grows impatient and weary. He can feel his big bear tummy rumble and hopes whoever remains on the other end of the speaker can hear it. Finally, he hears the crinkle crackle and an incomprehensible voice.
“Welcome to McDonald's, how can I help you?”
They sound entirely overworked and disinterested. Freddy gets angry at the misplaced boredom from the minimum wage worker. Afterall, how can someone who works at the most magical place on earth be so unhappy? His thoughts wander to what it would be like to be surrounded by the delicious smells of big macs and fries all day. Once again, his mouth waters as he stares through the windshield into the sky. His eyes sparkle as the speaker kicks back on.
“Hello?”
“Oh sorry” He feels embarrassed after letting his thoughts roam so wildly. “Can I get a big mac meal, large please!” He chuckles at himself and at how excited he is to taste the perfection that is a McDonald's big mac on his tongue.
“What to drink?”
“What?” He was so lost in thought once more he totally missed what the worker said.
“What do you want to drink with that?”
“I’ll take your finest sprite.” He pointed his finger in the air, matter-of-fact like and chuckled once more.
“Whatever you say, pal.” The speaker returns. He frowns at their uninterested comment and pulls forward.
As he makes his way to the window and hands in his card, he sees the worker mumble something under their breath. He gets nervous as they swipe the card a second time and sighs. They open the window another time.
“Your card was declined sir.”
“Oh, what? That can’t be right! You’ll have to swipe it one last time. I’m sure it will work!”
Annoyed, the cashier swipes the card and, once more, it is declined. Visible sweat beads begin to form on Freddy's fuzzy forehead and he bites his lower lip. He grows anxious as the cashier turns back to him once again. He panics and reaches for his wallet. There are no other cards, no cash. Nothing. No way for him to pay for his mouth-watering big mac. He begins to breathe heavier.
“Sir, if you can’t pay we need you to pull out of the drive-through.”
Freddy’s mind goes blank and he can feel tears well up in his eyes. He searches around the car for anything to pay for the big mac. As he opens the glovebox, he sees something fall out onto the floor. Quickly, he looks back to the window and sees the cashier is turned away for a moment. He picks up the object and leans back to the window, a smile spreading on his face. As he points the glock at the cashier, her eyes widen in fear.
“I’ll take my food, please.”
The cashier looks frightened and can barely move, but hands Freddy his big mac meal and sprite. Freddy lowers the Glock and smiles at the cashier.
“Thank you. And have a wonderful day!”
He drives off as the sounds of sirens begin to echo around him. But at least he has his big mac. No matter how many bodies he has to pile over or sacrifice, he will enjoy his sweet sweet, succulent McDonald's big mac.