macdonalds

The term MacDonalds may be too ingrained in my mind as a synonym to junk food.

And while that's a terrible shame, it's unreasonable to blame macdonalds for aging.

Effectively, taxpayers are subsidizing Walmart and Macdonalds for paying people too little.

Preparing food at home is not actually cheaper than Macdonalds -- I defy you to create a double cheeseburger for $1.

Ah, I understood that comment as saying that MacDonalds actually do have higher food sourcing standards because of the public scrutiny.

The point of the lawsuit isn't (just) about what happened to her, but critically also about the degree to which MacDonalds' was taking unreasonable risks.

At the same time, we still have MacDonalds marketing junk-food to kids.

Does Macdonalds pay on top of this wage?

The trend in the UK now is to just pay pubs and places like Macdonalds a small fee from the council to let the general public use their loos.

I do my late-night run maybe three times a year (maybe yours is more frequent?), but how often does the 6-year old want to go to MacDonalds?

It's terrible she suffered as she did, but I still don't see how that could have been reasonably foreseen by macdonalds (and therefore the verdict seems unreasonable).

To extend his example, if the restaurant business were like search engines, you'd have a choice of just a few big chains (maybe macdonalds, and pizza hut) which would be on every street.

It's easy and fun to dismiss Macdonalds, but their "slime" burgers are made from beef (no pink slime even).

Doing calorie maths is pointless for any relevant overview of your diet." It seems a bit pedantic to be bothered by me bashing MacDonalds.

But the majority of people in the US believe in god:/ The majority watch "American idol" and think the height of cuisine is macdonalds.

> 500 calories from Macdonalds is not the same as 500 > calories of fresh vegetables You will find yourself in the "No True Scotsman" fallacy very quickly there.

It could be much worse, some arsehole might decide to build branches of Macdonalds' all over the place.

A top class restaurant still 'just' serves food, but you can't really compare it to Macdonalds.

If they pay zero, what incentives workers to work at Macdonalds?