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This speaks for itself
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A Boring Dystopia
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Yes, but the right trajectory wasn't to make the building dull, it was the make better food for kids.
I don't think McDonald's can make food that is fine for kids to get hooked on, without completely changing their whole deal
Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.
Now we have shit buildings, and shit food, what part of this is good
The food at other restaurants
The fact that kids aren't begging parents to go to McDonald's any more? Did you read the same thread I did?
These lil coco melon rats won't shut up about wanting McDonald's nuggets
That's a fact?
If the food is shit, don't go there. Most people here are just reacting to nostalgia. McD has always been shit food. You just were imprinted from an early age to associate it with going out with friends, getting toys and playing in the play pen. But the food was always garbage.
Yes, the food was always garbage. How is that nostalgia? No-one said it used to be good, they said the building used to be cool looking.
So they make the building look worse and the food stays the same... Now it's all shit.
So what are you adding here?
Are you applying to be the middle manager of Lemmy or something?
How is that relevant? Nothing here is good.
It would be so much better if they went back to aggressively marketing towards children, right?