Egon
Epic Contributor
I’m wondering; will a Macdonalds ice cream stay fresh forever like their fries?
For a fast food chain their fries are OK, not great but OK. I've had better, I've had worse.I decided to cheat one day, went back to McDonalds. I got a large fry, that was it, as the smell was soooo tantalizing. I bit into a few fries and nearly threw up! The smell was nostalgic, the taste, texture, and grease were horrendous! Seriously, never been back. That was ~2010.
I'm not sure what you mean by "freedom loving company that will allow you to service your own machine", the customers who go to McDonald's don't have anything to do with the equipment. I believe there should be safety/cleanliness standards, but I don't agree that companies should be banned from doing things some people don't like.I do not believe that McDonalds, John Deere, or anyone else should be allowed to create overly sophisticated mechanisms designed to fail and be the only ones allowed to fix it for their named price. HOWEVER, I also believe that the Government shouldn't be the ones to dictate to these companies on how they should or shouldn't do business in this manor (or any manor). Let the market sort it out. People will go to Dairy Queen, Baskin Robins, Cold Stone, or the myriad of other choices available to them. Much like John Deere, chose the more freedom loving company that will allow you to service your own machine. Enough people do it, the less business JD or McDonalds will have. Hopefully the fix their problems and do things right.
Not my first choice for a burger & fries, but if I'm hungry and in a hurry I'll go there too. Clearly they're doing something right.Eating at McDonald's is not an issue for me. Like everything in life, moderation is important, so I stop about twice a month for mainly breakfast items.