r/interestingasfuck 11d ago

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

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u/-paperbrain- 11d ago

To be fair, when it looked like that, people criticized them for using all that stuff to get children hooked on junk food. It was seen as exploitation of the vulnerable.

Now that they ditched it all and the advertising and spaces aren't targeting kids so much people say. they miss the warmth and whimsy.

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u/Available_Cake_9925 11d ago

yup. human nature i guess

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u/Big-toast-sandwich 11d ago

“Human nature” my ass. It’s literally just different groups of people with different opinions.

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u/Available_Cake_9925 11d ago

ok

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u/Big-toast-sandwich 11d ago edited 10d ago

Was there a point at all to that comment?

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u/UltraLord667 10d ago

His opinion? 😅