McDonalds At Walmart

I don’t eat McDonalds often, but when I do I don’t expect to pay $ 9 for a combo, let alone one that’s completely wrong.
Every. Single. Time. I’ve been here and ordered a combo my order has been screwed up in one way or another.
The last time I went, I purchased a grilled chicken combo, and received a beef burger. I rarely eat the «high end» burgers at McDonalds because they contain something like 1000 calories each. So I try to order chicken when I knowingly decide to take days or weeks off my life and existence by eating the food at McDonalds.
McDonalds franchises don’t really have many redeeming qualities aside from their consistency. I generally assume that when I go to McDonalds, I know I can get a cheap, gross, heavily processed meat sandwich for a certain price, and I justify the lack of quality in the food for the competency and rapidity of it’s delivery.
However, over the years McDonalds has become a fast food joint that is priced as though all the food isn’t frozen, heavily processed, and made by underpaid people who’s only culinary talent is sticking pucks of meat in a microwave, and dropping a bag of frozen fries in hot oil. (That is not to say that those people don’t deserve a living wage. They do.) But the notion that I’m going to spend $ 8 – 10 of my money on a McDonalds combo for food I know is garbage is patently absurd.
Simply put, I don’t eat here anymore. And it’s not because the food is bad. If you eat at McDonalds you are making a conscious decision to eat bad food. I don’t eat here because the staff routinely can’t even deliver on the basic element that makes such a terrible restaurant worthy of patronage.