When these guys had a craving for a Big Mac at 3 AM, but didn't want to get off the couch, they got creative.
Police spotted the a couch being towed behind an ATV at 3:19 AM in the drive-thru of a McDonald's restaurant.
2 New Brunswick men have been arrested for allegedly going through a McDonald's drive-thru on a couch.
"The two passengers from the sofa, or the couch, or whatever you want to call it, were intoxicated," said police.
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When the Cpl. Lorri McEachern turned on the cruiser lights to pull the ATV and his passengers over, the driver of the four-wheeler took off, stranding the intoxicated men outside of the restaurant.
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The 2 men ages 28 and 29 will face charges that have yet to be determined.
McEachern says it's illegal to tow a couch through a drive-thru, but the two men were wearing helmets.
"So obviously safety was somewhat important," noted McEachern.
I guess these guys never heard of Uber Eats. Do you think they should have been arrested?
