Hi, I'm John Quiñones from the ABC tv show What Would You Do?

So.... what would you do.... if you went to a McDonalds drive thru, got your food, arrived home and realized they forgot to put sausage in your sausage mcmuffin, which by the way had a hair on it?

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EDIT: No need to reply to my question, just the users question who posted before you.

I'd complain into the mcdonalds twitter account because I don't feel like going back and raising a fuss with anyone in person because I know how hard it can be to work in retail so I'd really only complain in the twitter DM so they'll eventually give me a coupon for a free drink or something

I'd probably eat it, with or without the hair. I'm probably hungry enough, hair has protein and nutrients, and complaining to McD's doesn't seem worth it if they aren't being jerks. If it was intentional, that would be another thing. I'd either move on or call the manager. If the manager acts like a jerk, I might go further. For example, there's a Burger King near my house. Most of the employees are polite. But one has given me a look several times that could melt glass. The food? Got food poisoning twice, though the cases were far from very serious. I probably should contact them, but I wonder if it would do any good. On Facebook, a number of people have complained about the food and service. One time someone got a pink chicken sandwich. I've gotten a chicken sandwich myself that was cooked and left out...it had a sort of dry texture to it. It wasn't very pleasant.

Yet people still go there. I've only gone there in the hopes their service would be better (and the app has $1 Whoppers). 1 out of the 3 times I've gone I was not disappointed...and not only was I not disappointed, it was great! Sooooooo...I mean, it's not like they can't do better...

What would you do if you went to a restaurant that disappointed or downright jilted you before did a great job the next time?

Okay so if I get this right, I hate this place due to a previous bad experience and now they're good again?

I'd probably stop hating them for one. This actually happened at a local snackbar I used to always go to as a kid. At one point there was a new owner running the thing and his fries and fried snacks were absolutely greasy and disgusting. I hated the food but I hated him even more for ruining my childhood spot. A few years ago they changed owners again and the food quality has gone up a ton. I still think it's not as good as the original but I do recognize that it's a much better place than with the previous owner.

I'm not sure if I'd go back though. By that point I will have likely found a different spot that hasn't let me down yet, and I'd rather put my fate in that before I resort back to old places. Unless I've talked with the staff there before, then I might consider going back. Because having company in a snack bar instantly makes the food 20% better.

What would you do if you overslept for an important job interview?

Well, since I am unable to work that would mean I would never have to worry about being late for a job interview LOL!

It's actually the opposite for me in most instances. If something important is the following day I have the hardest time sleeping. So I usually stay awake all night to make it to meeting or whatever it is the next day.

What would you do if you woke up in bed and realized there was a several alligators roaming around in your room? Getting off the bed could get your legs bitten off.... so how would you handle this situation?

I sleep with my phone next to me, so I would likely try to remain quiet and contact animal control to have them come and deal with it as soon as possible. Getting out of bed is completely out of the question because alligators are actually faster than they look and can easily reach short bursts of 30+ mph on land. It would be different if it was just one, but I'm not taking my chances with several of them.

What would you do if you could live perfectly fine without requiring sleep? How would you spend all that extra time?

Well for one, it'd get boring after a bit I think. I mean for one, other people still have to sleep so while I could choose to hang out with people from different timezones at all times, I think having to make that switch every time would be tiring in itself.

Then there's also the fact that if you don't need sleep, you'll lose both the sense of time as well as the incentive to do activities as there's no time frame you have to complete it in before the day is over and you need sleep.

So while I would probably spend a bit longer staying up and enjoying myself, I'd still try to get a little sleep every day even if I didn't need it. I also think that switch would be weird all of a sudden, at the very least you'd have to try and build up to it, or in this case down I guess.

What would you do if everything suddenly changed color? I mean literally everything, not just objects on your desk. Hair color, the sky color, anything you can visually observe turns a different color.