McDonald's Bean

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The McDonald's Bean is a car McDonald's began producing in 1969. It borrowed it's design from the Peel Trident. Ronald took quite the liking to the Bean and is responsible for it's status as a classic car, and helped develop many of the different variations.
== History ==
=== Adoption ===
In the late 1960s, Ronald was walkin' down the street one day when he saw a Peel Trident and he was like DAMN I GOTTA HAVE ONE. He approached the owner and brokered a deal to purchase it for 12 Big Macs. He was nicknamed "The Speeding Bean" by locals for his Bean mastery. A week after purchasing it, his car veered off the road at 120 MPH and would roll 15 times before coming to a stop. When nearby locals checked on the wreckage, Ronald was unscathed. His only words were "I need more Beans."
In 1969, McDonald's would start producing and selling their own Peel Tridents after obtaining the rights from Peel Engineering Company. This would be McDonald's entering the commercial car market for the first time. At first, the Beans were only sold in Ireland, where they were manufactured. McDonald's would then export cars internationally and build them in factories outside Ireland with huge financial success.
=== New Beans on the Market ===
In 1971, McDonald's would introduce the first new variant of the Bean, the Mustard Bean. This new Bean would come with mustard-scented air freshener, which was also sold in many McDonald's locations. This would coincide with the release of the Ketchup Bean, which similarly had ketchup-scented air freshener. McDonald's would compare the two as "Tangy Bean vs. Sweety Tomato Bean"