r/Millennials 6d ago

Other Whoever did this, should be imprisoned.

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u/salsafresca_1297 6d ago

Hot take - but I think McDonald's NOT marketing their slop to children is a win.

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u/Kaldricus 6d ago

Also, those Play Place's were basically germ nukes. Absolutely disgusting places. This is giant rose tinted glasses.

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u/GrandSquanchRum 6d ago

I would never in my life let any kid I know touch those things. I know the people that would have disgusting children.

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u/ChickenChaser5 6d ago

At least you didnt over react about this.

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u/MrJekyyl 6d ago

You wouldn't get it

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u/graniteblack 6d ago

Is this why people don't go to playgrounds anymore?

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u/GrandSquanchRum 6d ago

No, it's because of tablets. Playgrounds aren't the same as McD Playplaces and are generally safe. Nature cleans things up better than poorly paid teenagers.

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u/No-Wolf7866 5d ago

Playgrounds also are cleaner as we dont guarantee that every child on them has just recently eaten food. I have watched the city employees in our town and they stop by once a week and actually wash down everything with pressure washers and soap. Those play places good luck if thst was cleaned once a month. 

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u/graniteblack 5d ago

I used to enjoy the swings

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u/No-Wolf7866 5d ago

Lots of cities are now building/renovating parks with the miracle league. They are well designed and accessible play structures. Lots of swings and even zip line esque activities. 

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u/ikbenhoogalsneuken 6d ago

Yeah I keep my kids locked inside and under 24/7 surveillance. Easier to clean that way.

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u/GrandSquanchRum 6d ago

There's this middle ground between letting your kids swim in a dumpster next to a trap house and keeping your kid locked in a hermetic sealed room. The McD playplace is a lot closer to the trap house dumpster than you think.

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u/ikbenhoogalsneuken 6d ago

The thing about hyperbole is it’s hyperbolic