Americans love to eat fast food.
Approximately 50 million Americans eat fast food on any given day.
But police could not believe the awful reason this Florida woman went berserk on a fast-food worker.
Almost every American has eaten at least one meal at a McDonald’s, a Chick-fil-A, a Burger King, a Kentucky Fried Chicken, or one of the other thousands of fast food restaurant chains located in the United States.
Globally, the fast food industry brings in roughly $885 billion in revenue each year.
This is more than 10 times the revenue Facebook made in 2020.
Fast food is the most popular in America.
The United States has more fast food chains than any other country on Earth.
An incredible 32% of the world’s fast food chains are in the United States.
As of last year, there were 204,555 fast food restaurants across the country that generated roughly $239 billion in revenue.
With an estimated value of $1.5 billion, McDonald’s has the most brand value of all fast food chains.
But there are also smaller fast-food chains in certain areas that are wildly popular with the locals.
One such fast food joint is Raising Cane’s in Clearwater, Florida.
This fast food restaurant is known for its special “Cane’s Sauce” that customers love to eat with their chicken fingers.
Cane’s Sauce is so good that one Florida woman recently caught a felony charge after “discovering that she was missing 8 packs of Cane’s Sauce.”
McKenzie Anne Keeling, a 31-year-old, made a mobile pick-up order last Friday at Raising Cane’s where she requested extra dipping sauce.
However, she realized the sauce was missing after she pulled off and drove away from the restaurant.
Keeling went back to Raising Cane’s to complain about her missing sauce.
“The victim, who is the manager at the location, greeted the defendant and inquired how she could assist the defendant,” the police report read. “The defendant requested her missing sauce, which the victim provided,” the report continued. “Then the defendant requested additional sauces for free for ‘wasting her time and gas’ to which the victim declined.”
The manager refused her request for compensation.
“After her sauce bid was refused, Keeling became hostile both verbally and physically,” police stated.
Keeling then demanded to know the manager’s name.
When the manager refused, Keeling started yelling and screaming.
“The defendant then shot out her right hand with force that struck the victim in her right thigh,” the police report read. “The defendant utilized this force and momentum to pull the victim’s lanyard that contains the victim’s employee card and keys to the restaurant and is attached to the victim’s belt loop on her right hip, away from the defendant, attempting to temporarily deprive the victim of the property when in the course of the attempt there was force, violence (battery) and the victim was in fear.”
Two other restaurant employees witnessed the entire ordeal, but it was also caught on the store’s security cameras.
Keeling was arrested and charged with strong-arm robbery.
She was booked into the Pinellas County jail and bonded out on a $2,500 bail.
Keeling raised cane over Raising Cane’s sauce.
According to reports, Keeling lives with her parents in a $1.2 million waterfront home.
Raising Cane’s charges $0.39 for an extra 1.5-ounce container of its sauce.
$0.39 x 8 = $3.12.
That means a girl who lives in a million-dollar home just caught a felony charge over a measly $3 dollars.
DeSantis Daily will keep you up-to-date on any new developments in this ongoing story.
