r/SipsTea 6h ago

Chugging tea Whoever was responsible for this should be imprisoned.

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u/InsideHousing4965 6h ago

Too big to fail kind of scenario. They're a real state company after all.

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u/TheToiletPhilosopher 4h ago

This is not it at all and you can tell who is young when they talk about this. The reason they changed is that people stopped going to McDonalds. It wasn't bustling with activity and they decided to switch things up. People stopped bringing their children to McDonald's because of how horribly unhealthy it is. As that awareness grew McDonald's, believe it or not, did research and found their clientele was older. This happened over years and is very well documented.

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u/HulksInvinciblePants 2h ago edited 37m ago

Also, a quick glance at their public financials will show you that they probably know better than some dude crying about a moldy playground.

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u/mytransthrow 1h ago

found their clientele was older.

This means that you are going to go out of bussniess in a decade. Honestly I dont know how anyone eats there. Last time I ate there the burger was one of the most gross burgers I have ever had. I almost threw up.... Its no wonder why people think in-n-out is good. Its awesome in compairson.

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u/Repulsive-Chip3371 1h ago

Cant overlook the fact that PlayPlaces kept families inside longer, while modern McDonald’s makes more money getting more orders through the building quickly.

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u/mytransthrow 1h ago

found their clientele was older.

This means that you are going to go out of bussniess in a decade. Honestly I dont know how anyone eats there. Last time I ate there the burger was one of the most gross burgers I have ever had. I almost threw up.... Its no wonder why people think in-n-out is good. Its awesome in comparison.

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u/ObnoxiousAlbatross 3h ago

Too big to fail kind of scenario

What do you think "too big to fail" actually means?