Others said if this happened at their local Macca's "I would scream HELL YEAH! And go somewhere else".
"I've always wanted to be a part of a workplace where everyone can quit and we all walk out and leave the managers to do the job," another said.
In response to questions about what prompted the walkout, Zoe claimed she and the other employees hadn't quit because of their wages but bad conditions.
Her video showed behind the counter was busy. Photo / TikTok/@zoe.isback
"The store was (run) by teenagers and it was a terrible workspace. The higher-ups had trouble helping us when needed," she wrote, according to Indy100.
"It's a bad job to start with but that's where most teenagers start for experience so that's where I put myself.
'No-one wants to work anymore': Brutal Macca's sign
Back in April, a sign posted on the drive-through order speaker at another McDonald's in the United States also went viral.
It read: "We are short-staffed.
"Please be patient with the staff that did show up.
"No one wants to work anymore."
The sign was shared in a TikTok posted by user @brittanyjade903 with the caption: "Y'all. Our McDonald's is savage AF."
The video has received a huge reaction online, with many empathising with the employees still left and praising the sign for being "honest".
"So true, don't get mad at the ones there working. They aren't the reason it's short-staffed," one person wrote.
"It's sad because it's true. We've been trying to hire people at our restaurant and no one wants to work," another said.
"Nobody wants to come to work atm, it's a problem every business has right now … that's what happens when everyone is still getting unemployment and refusing to work," one woman added.
