On social media, many viewers stunned after a viral video captured a moment showing McDonald’s Drive-Thru customer orders sausage McMuffin and gets thousands in cash.
On Tiktok platfor, a McDonald’s customer was accidentally handed $5,000 instead of just a Sausage McMuffin.
Josiah Vargas, a TikTok user, shared his surprising experience, which quickly went viral. While many might have kept the unexpected windfall, Vargas chose to do the right thing and return the money.
The surprising discovery at McDonal’s drive thru
In a TikTok video, a user, who goes by @dookiedoeboy shared a video on this platform, showung his surprising discovery at McDonal;s drive thu.
Josiah Vargas ordered a Sausage McMuffin at a McDonald’s drive-thru but received something unexpected. Along with his meal, he was handed a bag containing $5,000 in cash.
Vargas showed his initial shock. He opened the bag and exclaimed, “What’s in the bag?” He revealed the cash, calling it “a f***ing deposit.”
Vargas faced a tough decision and returned the money
At first, Vargas was stunned by the situation. “Why put me in this situation?” he said, struggling with the temptation to keep the money.
Despite the overwhelming urge, he made the decision to return the cash. Vargas explained, “I have to return this because I’m a good person.”
Then, Vargas went back into the restaurant to return the money. He jokingly asked the staff if they were “laundering money.” The staff was grateful for his honesty and thanked him.
Although he didn’t get to keep the $5,000, McDonald’s rewarded him with a month’s worth of free food and $200.
The video quickly went viral and sparked debate on social media
Vargas’ TikTok video quickly gained popularity and gained attention on social media.
In the comment selection, many praised his integrity, with many commenting on his selflessness.
On person said: nah I’m McKeeping that
A second wrote: Bro, you probably just saved all their jobs.
While a third commented: “ARE YOU LAUNDERING MONEY?” I’m dead.
Another added: it’s called integrity, doing the right thing even when no one is looking! great job.
Someone else said: They owe this guy free McDonalds for at least a year, not a month.
Josiah Vargas’ decision to return the $5,000 demonstrates the power of doing the right thing, even when temptation is strong. His actions earned him not only rewards but widespread admiration online.
By sharing his experience, Vargas encourages others to follow his example of honesty.