r/interestingasfuck • u/Charming_History7423 • 12d ago

/r/all McDonald's in the 80s compared to today

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u/cheeersaiii 12d ago

They went from kids/family vibe to “operating theatre please leave quickly” vibe. In Australia we had one with a train carriage for kid’s birthdays, one with a plane, all sorts of fun. I understand the change and the coffee is better for it but still change isn’t always a good thing

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u/qroshan 11d ago

Back then you didn't have infinite sources of entertainment options that you have now. So, they had to cater to the fill the gap.

If you make the current McDonalds back to the 80s, do you really think kids will abandon their phones/screens/TikTok and want to go McDonalds?

That's why redditors/progressives are clueless about business and lose money