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A Wendy's restaurant in Oklahoma is under fire after an employee video showing a mouse inside a bag of hamburger buns was widely shared online.

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A single Wendy's location in Catoosa, Oklahoma is bringing about a public relations nightmare for The Wendy's Company after employees have shared videos of rodents infiltrating the restaurant's consumable inventory. The video, as reported by out of Tulsa, Oklahoma, shows what appears to be mice or rats crawling around inside a bag of hamburger buns. To top things off, visible fecal matter from the aforementioned rodents is also present in the video.
The Wendy's Company was quick to release a statement on the video, which has now gone viral.
Nothing is more important... than the safety of our employees and customers... We have stringent procedures in place to ensure a safe and well-maintained restaurant.
It's worth noting that this location in Catoosa is but a single unit amid many. The Wendy's Company owns more then 5,000 restaurants across the United States and says they have launched a full-on investigation into this matter.

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