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Nothing that is rude, vulgar or offensive The sub uses automod filters to automatically. Ive overtried that game in nz too as well as aus & believe i had one of a winning piece title in the days?thus importance.believe me two of two boardwalks a & another navy/indigo one. Who else remembers when mcdonald's ran the $0.29 hamburger and $0.39 cheeseburger special in the 90s? Idk about other mcdonald's but i've been at the one i work at roughly 6 years with a period of 6 months where i quit and ended up going back Its been the only place that has ever honored my availability which is important because i have crohn's
It can be downright awful some days. For the record, i do not work at mcdonald's, i am not a mcdonald's diehard fan (i actually much prefer chick fil a), and i am not a member of the kroc family I watched the founder (2016) and i really enjoyed it It was a great story that showed one of the largest brands/companies on earth had to start somewhere and was once a mom and pop shop just like any local business If you eat 2 mcdonald’s double cheeseburgers daily as part of an otherwise balanced diet where you get sufficient amount of macros as well as calories and vitamins is there strong evidence for processed food on its own in a balanced diet being very negative New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast
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