NY dad deemed unfit for not taking son to McDonald's A Manhattan dad is not lovin" McDonald's right now. Attorney David Schorr slapped a court-appointed shrink with a defamation lawsuit for telling the judge deciding a custody battle with his estranged wife that he was an unfit parent - for refusing to take his son to the fast food joint for dinner. "You'd think it was sexual molestation," Schorr, 43, told The Post Thursday. I am just floored by it. Schorr says in his Manhattan Supreme Court suit that E. 97th Street psychiatrist Marilyn Schiller filed a report saying he was "wholly incapable of taking care of his son" and should be denied his weekend visitation over the greasy burger ban. Schorr, a corporate attorney turned consultant with degrees from NYU and Oxford University, had planned to take his 4-year-old son to their usual restaurant, the Corner Café on Third Avenue, for his weekly Tuesday night visitation last week. But the boy threw a temper tantrum and demanded McDonald's. So he gave his son an ultimatum: dinner anywhere other than McDonald's - or no dinner. "The child, stubborn as a mule, chose the "no dinner" option," the disgruntled dad says in the suit. It was just a standoff. I'm kicking myself mightily," Schorr said. I wish I had taken him to McDonalds, but you get nervous about rewarding bad behavior. I was concerned. I think it was a 1950s equivalent of sending your child to bed without dinner. That's maybe the worst thing you can say about it," he said. Adding insult to injury, he said: "My wife immediately took him to McDonalds." Click here for more from the New York Post.