McDonald's in the 80s compared to today

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[u/cheeersaiii]

Purely transactional now… in Aus KMart has done the same thing… good luck finding any variety or brands there, it’s just one cheap brand that they own that does one type of everything… it’s so disposable and crap and boring

[u/doopajones → u/cheeersaiii]

Kmart in the states in the 90s was amazing, had a little concession area with hot dogs and popcorn and icees

[u/Think_Ad_1583 → u/doopajones]

Yo, I remember when we were getting a new target nearby earlier last year. I was hyped to see the new store and grab some popcorn from the food court. They put a Starbucks there instead of a food court

[u/doopajones → u/Think_Ad_1583]

Man, that popcorn smell when you walked into target back in the day! Mom never let me get any

[u/throwaway098764567 → u/doopajones]

there's a plant nursery near me that has a fresh popcorn stand in the houseplants area, feels very throwback