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Contaminated Tea Causes Illness - McDonald's, Hoffman Estates Illinois

2 years ago •reported by user-xqqp2874 • business

McDonald's, Roselle Road, Hoffman Estates, IL, USA

1070 Roselle Road, Hoffman Estates, 60169 Illinois, United States

started friday i found out that the store manager nwas servfing tee in contaminated bags i workk there, the mamger told me that the general manger asked him thursday night to use the old tea bags already diposed in the garbage again to make tea and serve it to customers. it happens that i drink that tea alot and my symptoms started friday with a big red spot on the side of my eye that startednto fade, i ghad all poisoning symptoms and could not work saturday | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting, Other

#mcdonalds #hoffmanestates #illinois #unitedstates

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