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Twitter users are reacting to the news that McDonald's will be introducing their first plant-based burger called the "PLT." The big catch here that vegans are already pointing out with sizable frustration is that the burgers will still be prepared on the same grill that meat is, which kind of defeats the point. McDonald's goes and tries to do something for the vegans, and they're still mad! 

Burger King beautifully shut down a whiny Twitter user looking to get some clout for complaining about the company's decision to employ a "special crew." Let's just say that people all over the place were siding with Burger King's awesome decision on this one. And you've got to love the roasting of a moron while you're at it. 

Someone on AskReddit asked people to share what they imagined would go into a McDonald's "Angry Meal." The ensuing replies are deep-fried with angst and painful levels of hopelessness. Like how about a McDonald's job application and a salad. 

If you're going to mock a dude online for wanting to take you on a date, you better be ready for some blowback in the comments. In this case, she was hating on Applebee's. Ice cold man, ice cold. 

Drive thru workers are exposed to that strange gray area between customer and employee, when the customer feels like they're kind of "at home" in their car; but they're also interacting with customer service. It's this gray area that makes for some truly bizarre moments. We're talking old ladies ordering ice cream cones for their monkeys, a lizard chilling on the dashboard, a guy kicking it with his falcon right there. A whole lot of exotic pets actually. 

Working at McDonald's might subject you to the peak of customer service BS. The struggle is painfully real in these memes and tweets. You can just feel the frustration bubbling over in these moments. 

On a different note, but with McDonald's in mind, did you happen to see those dudes discover a hack for free McDonald's? If not check that out here. We can only imagine what kind of chaos that might've created in restaurants! 

Seth Rogen shook Twitter up a bit when he sent out a tweet reminding the world that McDonald's did in fact used to serve pizza. It's a bit of a trip thinking about what that could've tasted like. Did the crust resemble the renowned flavor of their french fries? 

Or maybe the pizza itself was more on par with that of a Domino's. We'll never know, unless all these inspired and hangry Twitter users motivate McDonald's to consider bringing it back. Maybe Seth Rogen started a movement. 

Sounds like Karen the Vegan met her match in this ridiculous situation involving her calling into a fast food restaurant, and asking for that special vegan bread. Quite the satisfying little tale if we do say so ourselves.