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VIDEO: McDonald's apologizes for understaffing: 'Nobody wants to work anymore'

Like this McDonald's in the United States, many restaurants and other businesses suffer from staff shortages and speculate that it is due to financial support from the US government.
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VIDEO: McDonald's apologizes for understaffing: 'Nobody wants to work anymore'
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A TikTok video has gone viral on social media for showing a McDonald's 'wild' apology for lack of staff. The restaurant , located somewhere in the United States, put up a sign saying that 'no one wants to work anymore' , and hundreds of Internet users expressed solidarity.

User Brittany Logan posted a clip of the ad, placed next to the horn of her drive-thru service . In it, McDonald’s apologizes to its customers for not having enough workers.

“We are short-staffed. Please be patient with the staff who did show up. Nobody wants to work anymore ” , reads the controversial sign.

The tiktoker called McDonald's "wild" in the post, shared over the weekend. As of today, the original video exceeds 1.1 million views, and accumulates almost 74 thousand likes.

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The clip also adds more than 960 comments, several of which point out that the shortage of workers has become a common problem in "every restaurant" in the United States.

According to local media , many restaurants are struggling to hire staff now that businesses and activities are being reactivated after restrictions due to the pandemic.

“The number of customers arriving has already returned to pre-COVID numbers, so people are coming back, but we don't have all the staff we need to do the job to serve them,” said a Tampa, Florida business owner.

The owner of a store in Memphis, Tennessee, says she had to close her business until she found people willing to work.

"They are taking advantage of the stimulus money (given by the government), the tax credits, (the checks for) prolonged unemployment and they prefer to accept those benefits instead of going back to work ," the restaurant owner told a local channel .