Wyoming Man Banned from McDonald's with Horses

0:00Here's more news from across the UK, for February 27th, brought to you by NordVPN, fast, reliable, online privacy. A 53-year-old man from Wyoming found himself banned from his local McDonald's after pulling up to the drive-through in a wagon hitch to his. Two horses. Alan Hatch was out training the animals named Cole and Onyx when he swung by the power location for a cheeseburger, fries and some horse feed. The staff at the first couple windows got a kick out of the unusual visitors and handed over the food without issue. But the manager stepped in quick, explaining that company rules bar livestock from the drive-through over liability worries. Hatch has only owned these 12 and 13-year-old horses for about a year, buying them from Tennessee to pull his road legal wagon that seats up to 18 people. He uses outings like this to help them adjust to town noises and traffic. When reached for comment, a McDonald's worker confirmed they just don't allow horses through the line.

1:04Hatch says he has no plans to go back anytime soon and will stick to family rides and training mule cults instead. In the end, this odd Wyoming clash highlights how even everyday errands can turn heads when horses join the mix.