Imagine being part of the staff at a McDonald’s, and while you’re doing your job one day, something so strange happens that you’re at a loss for words except for one — horse.
Woman on Horse Got Served
What an Australian woman managed to pull left the staff speechless. The question is — what would you say or do in that situation? Would you be willing to serve this woman? As it turns out, she shouldn’t have been served because, at this particular McDonald’s, there’s a specific rule that you’re not allowed to pull up to the window of the drive-thru with a horse. However, the woman that went viral for her mode of transportation somehow got what she wanted!
The strange situation happened at a McDonald’s in Yarrabilba, which is just south of Brisbane in Queensland, Australia. The woman was brave because there was a sign by the drive-thru that said “No Pedestrians.” However, there was nothing about going through the drive-thru on a horse, which is what she did while filming the entire thing for her social media account. Her choice of order was a chai latte with soy milk, and the staff served her without question before she allowed them to pet the animal. They weren’t too fazed. As it turns out, this kind of bizarre situation happens more often than one might think in those parts of Australia. Hopefully, the staff who served the woman washed their hands after petting the beautiful animal!
Should Not Have Been Served
The video of the situation quickly went viral, and people offered their comments. Most internet users seemed excited that the woman got served. Some commented that the McDonald’s chain in their locations refused and were not as excited to see an animal in the drive-thru.
An official spokesperson for McDonald’s spoke up and commented that strict rules don’t allow someone who pulls up on a horse to be served. It’s all about keeping the staff, animals, and customers safe. So, don’t try what that woman did at your local McDonald’s — it won’t work!
Asus Just Announced Their Fantastically Fast and New Gamer Phone
Asus ROG Phone 5 has been a leading phone on the market for some time now, but it does not seem to have been enough, because Asus has revealed a quicker and more extreme version of its flashy gaming phone less than five months after it was released.
Asus ROG Phone 5s has an extremely similar design to its predecessor and is available in a base model with a slightly more imaginative ‘Pro’ variant, but with some remarkable upgrades: a new Qualcomm Snapdragon 888+ chip, a faster 360Hz touch sampling rate, and an OLED back color display for the ROG Phone 5s Pro.
Although the improvements might not seem important, it is amazing that ROG Phone 5s is the first phone with a Snapdragon 888+ chip—which is not the smartphone of Qualcomm for Snapdragon Insiders (even though this phone is also built by Asus).
Gamers, Behold!
For gamers, the SD888+’s slightly higher clock speeds should work well with its faster 360Hz touch sample rate (up from 300Hz on the previous model) to deliver a more responsive reaction for touch controls, which is very nice if you’re really trying to get every last drop of performance.
Asus ROG Phone 5 and 5s Prices
With prices of less than 30,000 Latest Taiwan dollars in the standard ROG Phone 5s (about $1.075) and an increase of NTD 37,990 (around $1.365) for ROG Phone 5s Pro, the new phone of the brand is not inexpensive. It is clear to understand where that amount is going with the base model with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage and the highly sophisticated variant with 18GB of RAM and 512GB of storage.
Beautiful OLED Display
What may most likely be the new rear-mounted OLED display of the ROG Phone 5s Pro, which now has six pre-configured animations that are designed to indicate an incoming call, to start a game, or simply plug in the complement or accessory. Is it a little bit too much? Sure, but an over-the-rear screen feels right at home on a gadget like this. And you can always design your own animations if you’re not really glad about Asus’ pre-installed animations.
Most ROG Phone 5’s specs stayed identical, with a gigantic 6000 mAh, a large 6.73-inch AMOLED, three rear (64MP main, 13MP, and 5MP macro), integrated DAC, and two USB-C connections. Digital cameras have been added to this range. Asus did not meddle with the built-in touch buttons of the previous generation either, so you can still play precisely without having to plug up an external controller.
Sadly, because of the position of the rear screen. There is no great option to add wireless charging, so you need to rely on 65-watt cable charging on the phone very quickly.
The major downfall is that, while ROG Phone 5s will go on sale in the Taiwanese home area of Asus, the company does not yet have any official plans to offer the Taiwanese ROG Phone 5. This means you will need to rely on third-party importers to obtain one when you desire what could be the quickest Android phone in the world.