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

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u/celebral_x 13d ago

I think the problem is that McD's used to market it as a place where you indeed can eat all your meals and that is problematic. They would never make their customers limit their McD's orders or make them not come in everyday.

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u/celebral_x 13d ago

McD's used to market it as: Come in for breakfast, lunch and dinner!

That is one problem.

People being irresponsible and coming in daily and eating ungodly amounts of that is never stopped - it brings money.

So the point still stands. Also, obvious or not, it is thankfully forbidden by law to market it as healthy food and incentivize unhealthy eating habits with toys or stuff.

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u/celebral_x 13d ago

Switzerland, ca. 2015 until now

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u/celebral_x 13d ago

Nothing. Don't worry.

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u/celebral_x 13d ago

You'll get it one day.

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u/celebral_x 13d ago

Sure.

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