McDonald"s must stop discriminating against poor families in the North of England

I contend that McDonald's being forced out of business would be a great shame. McDonald's is a fine institution with has an illustrious history which begins in 1930's California when an Italian immigrant called Ronaldo Donaldo opened a restaurant on Route 66 in the town of Monrovia which quickly became very popular both with the locals and passers-by who craved his delicious spaghetti and meatballs. One day a German travelling circus came to town and while the ringmaster was in a saloon bar drinking with the clowns and acrobats the exhibits from the freak show broke out. When one of the escapees, The Hideous Fat Hag from Hamburg, caught the scent of Ronaldo's meatballs on the breeze she followed it to Ronaldo's restaurant and burst into the kitchen looking for the source of the delicious odour. With the help of his chef, Ronaldo wrestled the freak out of the kitchen but during the commotion a tray of uncooked meatballs got knocked to the ground and were trampled upon. After they had ejected The Hideous Fat Hag from Hamburg from the premises, Ronaldo looked at the flattened meatballs on the floor in dismay. However, Ronaldo was a resourceful and thrifty man so he rinsed them off, fried them up and served them in buns with some tomato relish and saut"ed onions. The diners pronounced these items delicious and they soon became the most popular item on the menu and Ronaldo decided to name his creation "Hamburger sandwiches" in tribute to the fugitive circus freak who inadvertently led to their invention. When a travelling salesman called Ray Kroc stopped by at Ronaldo's restaurant for a bite to eat he was so impressed by his Hamburger that he bought the company. Rebranding "Donaldo's Restaurant": "McDonald's Restaurant" and standardising the menu Kroc quickly built up a chain of McDonald's outlets and now there are McDonald's all over the world, including the suburbs of Manchester, England, where a financially-disadvantaged woman and her daughter were refused service and thrown off the premises. Regarding McDonald's supposed responsibility for making people overweight, McDonald's don't make people fat, people make themselves fat by eating too much and by not doing enough exercise. However, getting fat isn't a problem for many poor people up North who can't afford cars and have to walk or ride horses everywhere and can for whom a meal at McDonald"s is a special treat. However, McDonald's need to live up to its mission statement which reads: "We place the customer experience at the core of all we do. Our customers are the reason for our existence. We demonstrate our appreciation by providing them with high quality food and superior service in a clean, welcoming environment, at a great value. Our goal is quality, service, cleanliness and value (QSC&V) for each and every customer, each and every time. " (1) Their policy of refusing to serve poor people in the North of England who can't afford cars clearly runs counter with the above statement and they need live up to their core values and to stop this shameful discrimination. Thank you. (1). http://www.aboutmcdonalds.com...