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"Now, Sweetie, finish your burger and then you can have a bong hit and go play in the ball pit."
 
And to think when I was younger I just got Matchbox cars and such. :doh:

Buy a meal, smoke it, get the munchies, then buy more... What a great idea to get you hooked on McDonalds. :convinced:

I'M LOVIN IT
 
And to think when I was younger I just got Matchbox cars and such. :doh:

Buy a meal, smoke it, get the munchies, then buy more... What a great idea to get you hooked on McDonalds. :convinced:

I'M LOVIN IT

:rofl: :rofl:

Wouldn't that be "DUDE! I'm Lovin It"
 
On a serious note: That is pretty sad that someone would hid drugs in a place they knew a child could possibly get a hold of. Good thing the child's dad knew about it. I hate to see what would of happened if someone who did not know any better got that in there happy meal.
 
:convinced: you mean thats not an appropriate toy for a child?
 
They still might sue. Of course they might. Because god knows it wasnt just that one kid. That entire McDonalds is just a front for drug deals. Everyone in there is on crack, and the company sponsors it!

Its not enough that the guy hiding it was fired and arrested and is facing larger charges? Give me a break. Another opportunistic poo-head that sees some free money. Pathetic. You tell me how a million dollars is going to fix something that most likely didnt even effect the little girl past the fact that she didnt get a toy. There was no bodily harm, there was (probably) no psychological harm, etc. If you want to teach the company a lesson, taking its money wont do it. Theyll have to sue for more stringent drug testing, background checks, etc. And that aint cheap. Paying one family a million dollars is quick and easy. Spending an extra million a year (every year) on the tightened security measures will do more damage and will remind them each time.
 
They still might sue. Of course they might. Because god knows it wasnt just that one kid. That entire McDonalds is just a front for drug deals. Everyone in there is on crack, and the company sponsors it!

Its not enough that the guy hiding it was fired and arrested and is facing larger charges? Give me a break. Another opportunistic poo-head that sees some free money. Pathetic. You tell me how a million dollars is going to fix something that most likely didnt even effect the little girl past the fact that she didnt get a toy. There was no bodily harm, there was (probably) no psychological harm, etc.

Sure there was.....the kid really wanted the matchbox car! :doh:

:rolleyes:
 
I blame the old lady who spilled the coffee in her lap like 15 years ago.. She essentially sued them because the coffee was too hot. OMG! What did you expect, that it was going to be cold? sheesh! (okay, maybe the lid couldve been on tighter, but still. I think she spilled it while trying to add her sugar and cream, but since she was still on their property, she took advantage,)
 
They still might sue. Of course they might. Because god knows it wasnt just that one kid. That entire McDonalds is just a front for drug deals. Everyone in there is on crack, and the company sponsors it!

Its not enough that the guy hiding it was fired and arrested and is facing larger charges? Give me a break. Another opportunistic poo-head that sees some free money. Pathetic. You tell me how a million dollars is going to fix something that most likely didnt even effect the little girl past the fact that she didnt get a toy. There was no bodily harm, there was (probably) no psychological harm, etc. If you want to teach the company a lesson, taking its money wont do it. Theyll have to sue for more stringent drug testing, background checks, etc. And that aint cheap. Paying one family a million dollars is quick and easy. Spending an extra million a year (every year) on the tightened security measures will do more damage and will remind them each time.



you beat me to it!!!.. just what I was going to say
 
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