r/interestingasfuck • u/Charming_History7423 • 12d ago

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

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u/PiddelAiPo 12d ago

Fair but anyone in the creative field back in those days was off their nut on LSD. The one at the top looks like some kind of magic mushroom land and that tree god thing... oh its just me...

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u/oojacoboo 12d ago

No, parents just took their kids to McDonalds back then. There were probably more birthday parties at McDonalds than anywhere else. They had the playground too. It was a family establishment.

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u/Pogeos 12d ago

It was like that just about 15 years ago and suddenly everything started changing to this unappealing style. Wtf they are thinking?

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u/PiddelAiPo 11d ago

They started greenwashing just like BP with the massive green sunflower and offering stuff like fruit and salad. I go to McDonald's for a high cholesterol lard fest not a small bag of rabbit food. If I want salad I'd get a bag from the supermarket.