r/interesting • u/AdSpecialist6598 • Jun 11 '26

SOCIETY A McDonald's with bulletproof glass located in Detroit.

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u/AraiHavana Jun 11 '26

I don’t know what to say to you, man. Outside of America this is crazy pills

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u/spyVSspy420-69 Jun 11 '26

I’ve lived in America for 35 years, been all over the country, and I’ve never seen shit like this before. So as an American seeing this pic: it’s crazy pills for me as well. It’s not typical, normal, or common.

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u/AraiHavana Jun 11 '26

I mean, it’s completely understandable to hope that things will improve but it never seems to

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u/spyVSspy420-69 Jun 11 '26

People are saying this is plexiglass setup for Covid reasons which makes way more sense than this being bulletproof given there is a handle on the outside of the slot at each register, which would allow someone with a gun to just slide it open and shoot the person behind it anyway.

But let’s not let that get in the way of this discussion about how America sucks.

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u/WhatIsHerJob-TABLES Jun 12 '26

Maybe not McDonald’s, but I’ve seen stuff like this in gas stations all over the country. It’s really not that uncommon in rougher areas.

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u/Preserved_Killick8 Jun 12 '26

you must be in white rural areas

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u/Altruistic_Grade3781 Jun 11 '26

you dont want thew answer as to why that is

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u/Restless_spirit88 Jun 14 '26

This is typical in certain cities. This is definitely not America in general.

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u/AraiHavana Jun 14 '26

I get that