Lonetta Green was at a McDonald's on Nov. 4 in Memphis when she spotted something unusual. There were stacks of juices and bags of biscuits sitting on a table, looking like someone had bought food to feed a crowd.

Looking all lonesome and disheartened, she would beg for some tasty tidbits.

Also included in the graffiti rant was the assertion that, 'This company hates gays! Conversion therapy is torture for LGBT youth. Chick-fil-A's profits go toward torturing children.'

While everyone knows that the restaurant isn't open on Sundays, not nearly as many people know that the restaurant's corporate offices have given permission for Sunday openings in exceptional cases.

Bellissimo visited the restaurant that day to find all of his family and friends waiting for him, as well as decorations for his birthday.

Specifically, the woman had a hankering for spaghetti and macaroni soup.

Out of nowhere, the 80-year-old said a woman rushed towards her, intent on ripping the car keys out of the victim's hand.

A man was digging through the trash, obviously trying to find some nourishment at a Little Caesar's. However, he fled when the employees started to approach him. So they decided to do something a little more direct.

Republican State Sen. Phil Williams from Rainbow City, Alabama, tweeted a clear message to In-N-Out on Aug. 30, inviting the company to his state.

'The group predicts donations will top $1.5 billion by year’s end, double the amount the fundraising clearinghouse processed in the 2016 election cycle.'