Happy Burger, sir? That'll £5.50 & your 1st Born. Have nice day:)
I remember when McDonalds led the campaign to take the High Street. Claiming that they would reinforce local identity and uphold local architectural traditions Mcdonalds and other companies were allowed to erect shoddy & tasteless(much like their food) buildings which did more to proclaim their corporate identity than make any contribution to local culture.
If one is in any doubt that such corporations have no other intention than to exploit the public then the article in The Guardian, this Wednesday, should dispel that.
McDonalds drive-through customers pay £125 for taking more than 45-minute minnutes to eat a meal.