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no ...it has the fire department...the one I saw and shocked by ,shows people living day to day and not houses....but same theme....I wonder if region oriented because the link you have is more upper class where the one i saw was folks living on the edge or paycheck to paycheck....sort of.. I was just taken back by what they showed.
My local news is always showing the many food pantries scattered around the city giving out a grocery bag full of food, while many stand in line for hours to get one.
The McD commercial I saw deals with the food insecurity so many people are facing nowadays. Way too many people standing in food lines now, if one looks at the national news clips.
The McD commercial was about how a customer was standing in line deciding if he should get chicken nuggets or a big mac. He didn't have the money for both. McD has a special where one can pick both for the price of one.
McD showed they certainly know their customer base, and that they understand the food and monetary choices some of them are forced to make now. And that there is still a way to feel "normal" for those that just want to be able to have chicken nuggets, AND find they can have a big mac, too, (for a meal later.)
I remember why I don't have that craving very often. (aside frombeing a heart attack on a bun.) They have BOGO deals for it, or one for $3, usually only before Easter, to get the Lent crowd.
I like that.Hey, our burgers and filet-o-fish come with a NY accent.
That's New York for you.
Just checked here on the McD app, suburban Chicago. Filet-O-Fish, $3.49. Buy one, get a 2nd for $1 more. Comes with a Chicago accent.Hey, our burgers and filet-o-fish come with a NY accent.
Hey, our burgers and filet-o-fish come with a NY accent.
I don't eat fast food because I like fast food. I eat fast food because I can't heat up food in the oven or otherwise cook food that the moment.
