A McDonald’s manager carrying a firearm has sparked a national conversation about safety in fast-food restaurants. With reports of increasing workplace violence, many workers say they feel vulnerable on the job. This video breaks down what happened, why some employees believe extra protection is necessary, how company policies factor in, and what this incident reveals about broader safety concerns facing frontline workers today.

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