HOTSPOT MEDIA - McDIVING CRAZE GOES VIRAL - DRUNK students have brought the term 'extra-value meal' to a new level in a bizarre internet craze sweeping across McDonalds chains - McDiving. The staff really aren't 'Lovin' It' as hilarious videos have emerged of youngsters diving across the counters in the fast food chains at the end of a boozy night out. The youngsters are not quite as graceful as Olympic diving pro Tom Daley as they are seen diving head first across the counter and falling onto the floor in a heap - but it hasn't stopped them. Amusing videos show the clearly intoxicated students taking a short run up - depending on how inebriated they are - before launching themselves across the counter towards unsuspecting employees. Bouncers employed by the fast food chains are then seen dragging the airborne students out of the restaurant.....SEE HOTSPOT MEDIA COPY 0121 551 1004
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