McDonald's, the world's largest fast-food chain, is beloved by many, but one of its branches in Seattle has earned the unfortunate title of the "most terrifying McDonald's."
Since 2020, the store has been the site of frequent violent incidents. The surrounding area is often plagued by drug addicts and criminals. Police vehicles are stationed outside regularly.
Several blocks around this McDonald's are referred to by locals as "The Blade." Since the pandemic, the restaurant has not reopened for dine-in services and only operates a reinforced take-out window, surrounded by homeless tents.
The security situation in the area has spiraled out of control. Locals have even given McDonald's the nickname "McStabby's," referring to the frequent stabbings that occur, as one could be "stabbed to death at any moment."
The deteriorating security around this McDonald's reflects the broader struggles of America's underprivileged communities. According to official data, King County in Seattle has over 16,000 homeless individuals each night.
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