A Few Thoughts About McDonalds
Jim Delligatti who "invented" the Big Mac" died at age 98 on November 28, 2016. It was reported that Jim ate a "Big Mac" once a week.
Twoallbeefpattiesspecialsauceletticecheesepickleonionsonasesameseedbun.
There is now a McDonald's on Irving Park Road in Bensenville, Illinois. Leaving Bensenville in June, 1971, I really don't remember a McDonald's in Bensenville. I remember other greasy hamburger joints that were Mom and Pop drive ins and a chain called Yankee Doodle that was hangout my parents were leary of because it had become a hangout.
There was a McDonald's across the street (Business 66) in Normal, Illinois. I ate dinner there on Sunday Evenings because the dorm cafeteria was closed and a burger and fries were cheap.
In Miami, at the U, Burger King was closer to campus but it was cheaper to eat and live at home and I was always busy with part time jobs.
Poverty and inconvenience made fast food one of the last things on my mind in Morgantown, WV.
And now for something slightly different I ask about "Trump Branded Stuff". I will always connect "Trump Branded Stuff" with DJT questioning the citizenship of Barrack Obama and his right to be President of the United States.
I understand branding when it come to "fast food". No matter where you go it looks the same and tastes the same because: you follow the recipe to the "t".
In politics and governing this is troublesome.
Twoallbeefpattiesspecialsauceletticecheesepickleonionsonasesameseedbun.
There is now a McDonald's on Irving Park Road in Bensenville, Illinois. Leaving Bensenville in June, 1971, I really don't remember a McDonald's in Bensenville. I remember other greasy hamburger joints that were Mom and Pop drive ins and a chain called Yankee Doodle that was hangout my parents were leary of because it had become a hangout.
There was a McDonald's across the street (Business 66) in Normal, Illinois. I ate dinner there on Sunday Evenings because the dorm cafeteria was closed and a burger and fries were cheap.
In Miami, at the U, Burger King was closer to campus but it was cheaper to eat and live at home and I was always busy with part time jobs.
Poverty and inconvenience made fast food one of the last things on my mind in Morgantown, WV.
And now for something slightly different I ask about "Trump Branded Stuff". I will always connect "Trump Branded Stuff" with DJT questioning the citizenship of Barrack Obama and his right to be President of the United States.
I understand branding when it come to "fast food". No matter where you go it looks the same and tastes the same because: you follow the recipe to the "t".
In politics and governing this is troublesome.
Comments
Post a Comment