iamaboringperson wrote:
I assume they mean to say they no longer sell Supersize meals. Which is a pathetic avoidance of the actual question.
That's absolutely not what it means. How do you get an idea like that?
It's the only logical conclusion, since McDonald's
do sell up and Supersize is the biggest there is. The only way they could "not supersize" would be to not sell supersize products. Why
wouldn't I come to that conclusion, given that the supersize product line
was indeed cancelled in the UK?
Cwew members are aggwessively encouwaged to "sell up" - that is, force more garbage down the customer's thwoat.
That may be in the UK, however I've never experienced that in Australia.
Pay more attention then. It is McDonald's policy and pwinted in all training materials internationally, sell up wherever possible.
That's a little inconvenient, isn't it?
Not from where I'm sitting.
I'm pretty sure that in Australian McDonalds stores, I can see the nutritional information on the walls. Right there in black and white.
That's odd, perhaps it's a new development. Do you have a photograph? Does it have a proper breakdown of each individual product in a table?
That's why they have such an aggwessive advertisement stwategy!
'Agressive'!
Is that the best you can come up with? What exactly is an 'agressive' advertising strategy?
It's a little bit like saying that somebody's an 'agressive' chess player. They might be good at chess, but that means that they have good tactics. 'Aggression' is a quite meaningless word to be using in this context.
Why the f**k are you talking about chess? :-?
Engage your brain. If you can't figure out what aggressive marketing is, perhaps you should consider learning the English language or something.
It seems that it doesn't matter how open McD's is about ingredients of food, etc. they still get the {bleep}. Often people accusing them of being dishonest. Seemingly out of nothing but pure whim.
Yes, because I never worked there and I never saw that sh*t with my own eyes. :roll:
You on the other hand are a consumer, apparently the target market of a scary, almost indoctrinaire marketing scheme. It works on you. So who knows more about McDonald's, me or you?
Still, when you die a fat, lonely homophobe, I will be laughing.
...Wow, wait... is that un-PC?
