Ray Kroc visits McDonald's for the first time - The Founder (2016) 

The movie drew that contrast so well too. Also, watching this movie for the first time about eight months ago, I never wanted a hamburger so badly as I did _all_ throughout this movie. I indulged myself a couple days later getting a regular cheeseburger, regular hamburger, French fries and a regular coke. All era-appropriate just like in the movie. It was very good.

It still is

It’s as if we watched the same video 😱

Yeah…….we just saw it……..thanks for translating the obvious🤦🤦🤦people have really, really gotten dumber. It’s amazing.

@@TralfazConstruction cool story🤦you must be incredibly lame to hang out with. Good lord.

No, that was when they made real milkshakes.

Nah they all still down🤣

The milkshake machines are fine it’s the ice cream machines that are bad 💀

Got a good laugh from this. Thanks!

They do work

Before they were all black

Yes we are, get a life.

pretty passive aggressive tbh

@@user-ww9dh4mw1jur weird bro

Maybe in America. But every McDonald's, I've been to, the staff are very nice.

That's dope

And yet Ray jumps from the left (from his perspective) window to the right.

She has that gyatt

You talking about the girl in the plaid shorts? It was kind of hard to miss her. LOL!

Is that what an assistant director does? I'm just curious, I've never wondered what an assistant director did until I read your comment

@Agustin Ruiz true i guess. They dont wont go up higher. Imagine buying one cheese burger for $2.15

whats crazy is that all the customers that went to the original mcdonalds in 1948 are all probably dead now.........i wonder if they can find someone that experience the 1st mcdonalds

@@jessejames863 there was kids too bruh. Maybe they grew up telling how it was going to the very first McDonald

@@Chee.Y4ng Yep that would be cool. SOme of those kids may be in their 80s now

Then just by more

@@markfox1545 Americans? Since you're generalizing, here's one - you're a douche.

@@markfox1545 It's definitely true - Europeans (especially British btw) aren't any smarter than Americans despite pretending to be. The fact that the restaurants ability to pump out milkshakes got worse rather than better IS ironic by any normal expectations. Big swing and a miss. Just needed to scratch that anti American itch and yet all you did was attempt and fail to correct someone while whining about America as usual. Sad. Truly.

@@markfox1545 no that *is* fairly ironic, to make the connection to the company via milkshake machines and then remove all milkshake machines from the franchise

@@markfox1545 All 340M of them? Braindead Eurotrash strike again.

I must be the luckiest McDonald's customer. I don't think I've ever encountered a broken ice cream machine at McDonalds. I go once every 4 to 6 weeks, but I've done that for 25 years and I probably get ice cream half the time.

Or the start of something amazing, depending on your perspective

Well, the guy Made them millonaries so...

Like asking the devil to take a peak at your diary.

Literally?

​@@user-zr6pl6nb6zmaybe they were referring to a heart attack?

Yeah, they are the ones the mcdonalds of today should be celebrating.

@@GamerBully That's true. Still going strong today, I mean like chain restaurants in general taking over business of independent places. I live where there are some brand new places going in and neighbors are wondering why there's no diversity or you know, independent restaurants, well, I mean, how do you expect a small operation to pay today's commercial rents?

did work at maccies HQ --- consultant director on advertising -- slightly odd place in some respects very very corporate but nothing if not efficient as I recall --- was a bit like an odd family ..... if you followed the rules you did very well lots of benefits for staff ... ... some staff loved it ...... but there were a lot of odd rules ..... was only there a few weeks doing some adverts .... the staff canteen was a macdonalds in the basement - like the real thing where new products, posters interior designs were tested ...- and everyone had a free daily allowance -- I went out for lunch ... could only cope with so many cheeseburgers and banana milkshakes in one lifetime ... that was late 90s ... ///

My appreciation for Keaton has grown exponentially with everything I've seen him in. He's an absolute monster of an actor that, as good and acclaimed as he is, is still criminally underrated. He's absurdly good at what he does.

I can't think of a movie he was bad in. He played the same role in 2 different movies by different companies/ directors...Out of Sight and Jackie Brown. He would've killed in a Billy Joel bio-pic.

Michael Keaton's always in beast mode. Adored him in Spider-Man, found he absolutely stole the show and I would have been delighted for a spin off stand alone with that character he was so good.

Man he’s come a long way since Beetlejuice and Mr. Mom and Batman 1989

Lmao yea

Lmao no shit. They never had a fast food restraunt where you can just eat food out of a wrapper anywhere you wanted to

They actually address that in the movie too.

read about taco bell and corn shells. people threw the shell out.

Yea right, even a child knows what to do. Don't believe the hype.

@Richard Gleaves lol

THIS

Original McDonald's Bros were robbed by this psych ray crook Who make milkshakes without milk and sheep public drinks it and make lines for it in robber franchise

Original McDonald's Bros were robbed by this psych ray crook Who make milkshakes without milk and sheep public drinks it and make lines for it in robber franchise

😮

I LOVED McDonalds shakes. Then they changed and I hated them. Never understood what happened, until I saw this movie. The brothers were right - the powder was crap. Now the powder is gone and instead or regular ice creme and blenders they have special machines that are broken half the time.

I remember those days, too. And when gas stations had attendants (multiple) who'd pump your gas, wash all the glass, and 'check under the hood'. Different world...

Still like that over here in Japan, except no tipping at all despite the superb service with a smile.

that's what I'm saying, do you know who the actor is?

He seems like a Chick-fil-A Employee

yeah thats cause mac mcdonald is standing right infront of him, he will kill him if he does not act accordion to script. burger king ftw

@@jonpangle burger king is nasty. 10 nuggets for $2? thats not meat.

@@Hei-BK201 Adam Rosenburg

its Kroc with a K

I do the same thing as a person in sales. every now and then I see something that intrigues me. someone's business model, or buying way more than you expect. any number of things can make a person curious. anything that's interesting to me is always worth a second look. you might just learn something.

@@MrInalbert thanks edited

These machines were very experimental and heavy steel mechanical monsters in those days with lots of components. You were pretty much buying a patented invention with the hope the company who invented it didn't go bust leaving you with no more spare parts and a useless machine. In fact almost everything cooked in a restaurant was made by hand with chefs, which priced 90% of people out of eating restaurant food which was exclusive to the wealthy or a very special occasion like a birthday, it really was a different time.

When minimum wage was $3.35 an hour, hamburgers were $0.69 and cheeseburgers were $0.75. Gas was $0.90 a gallon. Whoppers were $1.00. I earned $2.25 an hour waiting tables, and walked out, after six hours, no less than $100.00 in my pocket. In 2010 a cheeseburger was $0.99 and a McDouble was $1.00. Watch commercials from the 70s and 80s to see the size of a Big Mac and a Whopper in people's hands. Now look at them.

The movie made ray croc out to be a jerk and he may have been. The especially in the early days it gave allot of Mcdonalds managers a good living. Allot of jobs to allot of people. In the end that was the most important thing. I hope the MacDonalds brothers appreciated that to some degree that they were responsible for that.

@@BrianSmith-yq7ys Like I said, Ray was an incredibly shrewd businessman. A lot of shrewd businessmen aren't exactly the nicest people. The McDonald brothers learned this the hard way when they had to change the name of their restaurant, of which they kept in their original deal to let Ray buy them out of the company. Their business saw its fate sealed when a McDonald's was opened across the street from them. The brothers had some issues with Ray Kroc for several years.

He wasn’t a visionary he had one goal which was just accumulation and saw a quicker way to do it. The MacDonald brothers also had accumulation as the goal but they at least had the creative drive behind it to do it. Kroc doesn’t have the business as innovation he has it as pure profit without the veneer of care.

​@@greencello599nah it was the people around him that were shrewd. He was a weasel that was power hungry.

Many great visionary another example is about the same time col Harlands Sanders franchising his 11 herbs and spices and fried chicken in a bucket from Corbin Kentucky than getting a big boost from Mormon investor in Salt Lake City to franchise Kentucky Fried Chicken 🍗

Rays part in the story was he had the money and the business insight to realize this wasn't a gold mine This was the foundation of an empire Even for Ray this became so much bigger then even he could ever have realised

It was faster back then

@@dabin88 Could have something to do with the demographic they use for their employees in most of the stores now. Ya think? 😂

Oh yeah

Don't forget their parents didn't ignore nor excuse their poor behavior as "a kid being a kid"

Better than the beatnik teenagers from the other drive- ins

The mother let her kids sit next to a total stranger ray kroc

Kid's behaved back then cuz even strangers were allowed to hit them when they misbehaved 🤣

my place just makes eye contact, then you're up

“Whatchu wan”

I don’t know about you, but I don’t go there for pleasant greetings, I go there for fast food.

Sublime Wins sounds fake but ok

@@eddycharles4274 its being a long time since mcdonalds did fast food

not stolen, enhanced.

@@geegassmann What if I enter your home and "enhanced" your wife?..... He def stole it dude....

​@shoedil812 so he didn't pay them $1 Million+ each?

@@NOMADcourier85 Watch the film again, seems like you missed something :)

@@MerchantIvoryfilms Exactly!

Yea I mean truthfully Ray Kroc wasn't even a genius He just was at the right place at the right time had an eye for business and immediately realised this new way of doing business would start an empire All these years later over 34,000 mcdonalds run in 118 countries and territories Serving roughly 25.1 Billion customers a year which as you can tell is over 3x the population of earth insane stats

@@kurtpunchesthings2411 fast food is now junk food, don't believe me? buy a McDonalds cheeseburger, leave it in your car in the wrapper, and in a year, it'll look and smell the same. Only the bun will dry out a bit and become brittle. It's complete dogshit.

⁠@@steveb6718all food rots, bacteria doesn’t care if it’s junk or fresh. It’s all about if the food is exposed to moisture and air and the salt in McDonald’s fries and meat turns it more like into jerky in the right conditions. Leave that burger exposed in a bathroom for a month and I guarantee you’ll be tossing it quick!

@@mikeg2491 I've done it, and you're wrong. Left a cheeseburger in my car for a year, and it didn't rot at all. go prove me wrong if you want to try, but McDonalds doesn't rot. Literally, a YEAR, before my wife threw it away.

@@steveb6718 I’m not saying you’re lying, I’m saying if you wrapped a fresh piece of meat tightly in a hot car or made your own fresh burger odds are good it will dry up & turn into quasi-jerky and last a year too. The burgers aren’t special or defying the laws of spoilage like any other foods. As long as it is free of moisture, air and bacteria anything will stay relatively solid, still not safe to eat of course.

At McD I had a woman yelling at me “I’m all alone today I have no time for your questions“.

He was the owner/founder, not an employee.

It’s a movie

@@HerricktheMildlyPerturbed The guy working the counter who serves him is the other owner/founder?

@@limekilnabby6225 Its also the 1950s. Emphasis on manners and curtesy was very high (provided you fit the right demographic).

we hate all the awful additives they put on meat onl to save some cents...

McDonalds used to use real ice cream, and make real shakes. Their burgers came from one source, not from 5 different countries, where its all mixed together. Thats why people hate on Fat Food, because its all about profit. Look how much sodium and sat fat there is in all of it, thats why America became obese.

@@FULANODETAL like what?

​@@almightyk11 Like soy and many other gmo Are u living under a rock ? Ofcourse they ll save money by not selling real farmer grown meat, and instead opting for gmo

@@almightyk11 a lot

In your car.....? At The Park? Your house- wherever you like!

thanks for destroying the planet

I agree.. I wandered across 46 states

@@Covid-me1xf Perhaps you should look at the origins of the polyester clothes you wear, that get dumped regularly just to stay in fashion. The plastic water bottles you drink from, the carbon footprint created mining rare minerals and manufacturing the smartphone you so desperately rely on. Or the power generation to support the electricity to power all your gadgets. Don't even get me started on electric cars. I wear the same clothes until they fall apart, then they become rags for servicing of my car, which I have done myself since I was a teen, keeping it as clean running and efficient as possible. The cars are driven until they are beyond effective repair, I grow my own food, cook my own food, never take more of anything than I need and always share with someone who needs it more than me. You have just explained in five words why I have enjoyed being in the company of myself and my labradors for most of my live and everything that is wrong with today's self-righteous prima-dona millennials and why I am glad I am an old dude who got to enjoy a simpler life from the early 60's onwards. I gravitate to YT to maybe impart some wisdom and avoid reality TV. I am going to treat myself to one of those t-shirts that says 'Don't read the comments!'. I could tell you to go fk yourself, but I don't think it would be the first time you have been told, nor will it be the last. 💩

Mcdonald's in the 1950s seems unbelievably good. 35 cents for an entire meal... Good lord

@@Covid-me1xf Fuck the planet. I will be dead long before its destroyed so what do I care.

It's ok, Mac will get a new job cutting Clint Eastwood's hair :3

@@j90s56 Oddly enough, it was this film and not supersize me that put me off McDonald's, and aye Ray Kroc was the living embodiment of The American Dream, the good and the bad aspects

People can vilify Ray Kroc all they want. Truth is if he hadn't come along McDonald's would not exist today.

@@pmazurek559 I'm not vilifying him, I'm doing what I do with all historical figures, and what everyone should do which is to look at them objectively at both the bad and good aspects, because people seem to forget that these aren't just historical figures in a textbook or a marble statue, they were people and people are complex

@@pmazurek559 True but the way he treated the McDonalds brothers once he took over, that was wrong. It was because of them he became successful. He took their ideas and process which made him successful

small businessmen mentality. They have to care about everything.

I like when the owners and employees care. But it's a fine line to walk between caring and maintaining business

Had Ray Kroc not done what he did, McDonald's would have faded into obscurity decades ago.

I've seen many McDonalds managers and owners that are still that way today. Its amazing to watch someone who is dressed better than everyone else in the restaurant cleaning tables, and you can see a look of pride in their face when the table looks perfect.

@@kev3d Considering what the restaurant has now become maybe that would have been a good thing.

As a 90s kid this wasn't even that long ago 🥲

is that an actual term now "old school inspection of a map" mate, i still look at maps and street directories. but primarily i use my memory to get from place to place I only use a map if i haven't been there before

@@martinkuliza congrats you’ll survive the zombie apocalypse because you’re so edgy that you use paper maps. Digital maps be damned 👊.

@@Mircheeks Edgy ?? NO Digital Maps be Damned.. NO it's more that if you just rely on GPS you train your brain to be lazy i like to maintain the skills that i learned as a child You know when they sell you a GPS and they pitch it as NO NEED to look at a map well yes that does mean convenience IT ALSO MEANS by buying this product we are going rob you of basic life skills

Folly work is a true art

@I you're cheesy garbage

@@brandonkey181 yeah it's easy to tell when it's off, hard to tell when it's great

@I you need to watch the entire film to understand the score...

@I this is one of the better film scores in recent memory. But I've actually scored films, so I tend to look at a bigger picture.

It happens even today when I'm at McDonald's and instead of my number being called on a good day I get it right away and I'm stunned. Lol we are so used to waiting a certain amount of time for things that the idea of getting something like a hot meal at a rapid fire pace is shocking!

I guess he hadn’t heard of White Castle.

@@notme1296 Just as well. The owners of White Castle probably wouldn't have let him wiggle into the business and completely take it over the way the McDonald brothers did.

very exaggerated. street food and hotdogs had existed in the US for several decades before McDonald's, so it's not like people didn't know you could eat food in the park lol. guy asks where do I eat it? 😂

@@StarWolf_88 Then you realize the meat is dry and your food has been sitting under a heat lamp for 30+ minutes.

it was a mistake we need 8 not 6🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

People made less money too though. That's how inflation works. Maybe purchasing power was a bit higher back then, but it's not like 35c back then was the same as 35c now.

People will say the same thing in 100 years. Man, I remember going into any burger joint and getting a burger fries and a drink for $10. Now it costs $300. That was a good time back then. lol.

@@peterjacobsen2097 HAHAHAHA, 300 is sort of a stretch tho, but with the way things are right now that’s probably not far from the truth.

@@maxwell4466 I mean he's talking about 0.35c in the 60s lol. so 100 years ago a meal was around 10c in 1923. Now it's $10 at least so if that trend continues, in 100 more years 2123 it will have increased to $1,000 per meal. $300 is being conservative honestly lol.

@@maxwell4466 FJB

Taught us that ruthless selfishness can actually be rewarded; and yes... you need to look out for yourself

was the 'handshake deal' really real?

He didn't treat them badly. He made them millionaires and they would have gotten just as much as him if they listened to him and didn't attempt to dictate everything he did and expect Ray to take all the risk while they the reward. Ray forced them out because even they didn't understand what they had and were holding everyone back. If Ray didn't force them out they would have gotten nothing and this franchising attempt would have failed like their last one. All 3 had faults. Ray was overly ambitious but the brothers were both naive and prideful. The latter two will get you killed in business.

I had a grandfather and have an uncle like that. We rent property and until I took over, the renters had them over a barrel, and they were too nice to make them toe the line. Just wanted to "give them a fair deal". These people are customers first and "friends" second. They signed a fair lease and were treated well, sometimes too well. My grandfather once gave a tenant several thousand dollars because he was "going through a lot". He never paid him back and he stole our grill (that we also let him use for free, including a free full propane tank) and smashed out all of the windows in the house and covered every surface in a substance that we could not identify. It cost my family $10,000 dollars to fix it and all I could do was fucking watch. Never again.

My grandad always told me about Ray kroc and what a kiniving bastard he was. He liked to tell me that this is where the term 'kroc of shit' came from. Whether it's true or not, it's certainly apt.

😆

But he WAS Batman… that makes no sense…

lol

​@@89cgilkids often grow up looking like their parents

Of course it isn’t 35c anymore. inflation lol. 35c back then is comparable to about $3.69 now in purchasing power to put it into perspective.

Like things took a turn for the worst

And the fries are hard.

@@vincekal5676 still, you'd be pretty damn lucky to find a burger, fries and coke for $3.69, that shit costs like 7 bucks these days

Damn…Muricans really don’t know how money works THOSE ARE NOT 35 cents in modern currency…

r/HailCorporate

He literally ordered mcdonalds

I get what you mean, plus all the normal but sweet interactions and good families all around!

Lmao teared up? Absolute cringe lord

@@robertortiz-wilson1588 Exactly. It's crazy how much less of that there is today. There's no denying that people were more social and nicer to strangers in general before the convenience of social media. Even 15 years ago was a totally different world than the one today.

Really? I mean a McDonald’s burger is fine when you’re on the go and need a quick meal, but I wouldn’t say they’re good burgers.

@@G4x5da this was in 1984. The difference to other burgers at that time was huge. I think they've changed the recipe since then

@@G4x5da why wouldn't they be good if you're ok with eating it

@@G4x5da Yeah it tastes pretty good.

@@dolorousjohn5499 you’re American so I can’t blame you.

It made me uncomfortable, they took up the whole damn bench

@@EmperorStarscream Well yeah it was a family of four. They did *ask* if they could join him too it's not as if they just sat down without any due diligence.

@@SapphireSandwichBoys I just like my personal space, I would have rather given up the bench entirely than be cramped

@@EmperorStarscream Sharing is caring

@@Alwayz1999 not in the case of needles

Lmfao

LMAO, nice observation.

Thought I was the only one who’s noticed this

Oh at 4:50, when he was looking to find a place to sit. I kept replaying at 4:48 and didn't see anything.

The camera is breaking a code of film. It’s called the 180 degree rule and the camera changed position can’t lie I think it’s really badly done

Also the way the guy nudges the little girl and she only appears mildly annoyed. If a man is with them and observes this it could have gotten ugly.

@@robinabernathy2829 Good point.

True that.

Maybe but my grandfather told there were rude people in the 1940s and 1950s.

@@dewelr121 Now, that is very interesting - thank you.

Yes, Idyllic

He's cute 😊

He probably thought they ordered ahead

Sucks that it got taken off of Netflix though

It's on Amazon prime video at the moment , I love Aston kutchers "jobs" film about Steve Jobs too.

@@familyfunthree Jobs is one of my favorites as well. Haven't seen it in years.

#saveyourpennies #saveyourpence #saveourcommoncents

Family Fun Three #shorting #amazon #jeffbezos

America was far more white back then.

I mean it’s a crowded place what would he do even if he was a creep?

@@larrymcjones People still aren't this polite anymore.

@@theilluminatedone9214 huh?

@@theilluminatedone9214 so only white ppl can be nice ?

Scoundrel? Kroc paid the brothers a fortune and he had to go into heavy debt to do it.

This movie was set in the 1950’s - 1960’s (Civil Rights era started in the 1950’s; MLK and Malcolm X started their religious careers in the 1950’s), and the scene is in California (“Northern” state with no official segregation)

@@mariomouse8265 your point? Sounds like I found a racist lol Of course you wont admit it, but atleast i take comfort in knowing you collect a paycheck lol Get to work wagie

It’s a film brother

@@glennoconnor1130 Yeah.. what’s your point?

@@retierashia its a film brother, calm yourself

Yea wtf was that

@@sublimewins2186 They should've just cut 4:52-4:54

Lol, never saw that. Mirror land.

How 'bout that fictional "Missouri US 44" sign at 2:32! There's an Interstate I-44 in Missouri that closely follows old Missouri US 66, but as far as I can tell no US 44 exists anywhere in MO.

@@WAL_DC-6B thats too much to notice

I do love me a triple cheeseburger about once a month. Just a good burger.

Everytime I saw him here, I couldn't stop thinking of Gung Ho.

He even almost made a jerk like Ray Kroc likable... at least until the last third or so of the movie.

Damn I was trying to figure out who that was.

@wvu05 seriously, like the director told him he needs to act even more of an asshole later in the movie. Keaton is so likeable he can even make Ray Kroc look good.

Thanks

I’m currently watching now & ur 💯%right

@@jobeyq3565 … You’re welcome !! ✊

@0Exn 🏳️‍🌈⃠ … Get a life, you were born and you’re living, good luck

@0Exn 🏳️‍🌈⃠ LMAOB

Everyone missed the point except you.

LOL!

All because of those damn burgers!

Don't forget when he becomes a ghost for hire

you need to go out more

Fun fact: tRump lost the election

@@Covid-me1xf I bet you're a trump supporter

Yeah. The Food That Built America depicted Kroc as an absolute dickhead and a nightmare of a competitor. "If one of my competitors was drowning, I'd throw them an anchor" "Burritos?! Tacos?! Enchiladas?! Get that shit off the menu NOW!!!" Where the motherfuck did you motherfucking FIND this motherfucker?!!!" (In reference to René Arend).

capitalist would be more accurate than "businessman"

@@DNKG669 Different color, same stink.

@@DNKG669 rotten pinko

@@DNKG669 "Based" is another synonym.

I'm sorry nobody has told you this for 45 years, but you can order the burger without pickles xD

Grow up

I love the sweet memories

So you were born in 1962 and first time eating McDonald was 1977 woah

@@josiahtekira5114 probably hadn't made it to them yet.

Not to mention despite the size reduction the price has increased considerably.

If it wasn’t for the “snake,” there wouldn’t be any McDonald’s elsewhere.

@@KeltonTitan It would probrably had ended up like In and Out Burgers

@@KeltonTitan you say that like it's a bad thing

@@MC-jr1bs Fine, I’ll put quotations around snake in that comment. And I said it like it’s a good thing

ray had many ideas and not many of them were not good. the mcdonald brothers were not exactly young men by the 1950s going into the 1960s and they were happy with what they had.

Guy was a scumbag.

Keep in mind that inflation since 1954 is somewhere around 1000%, which is to say the 1954 dollar would buy somewhere around what $10 would buy today. When my mother got her first job after high school in 1940, she made $15 a week as a secretary, and she only made that much because it was at a large company in Manhattan. She had 25 cents a day for expenses - 5 cents each way on the NY subway and 15 cents a day for a sandwich, a cup of coffee and a piece of pie. Times change!

@@notthatyouasked6656 I feel so happy for you guys. I live in Turkey and the inflation here has ballooned up to 4500% since 2018. A us dollar was 3.5 turkish liras. Now, a dollar is 19 turkish liras. I can't wait to finish med school and move back to the states bro

@@harbimidiyosunkanka I have some bad news for you about medical school in turkey and residency programs in the US

@@afwaller yeah tell me about it plz

@@afwaller by the way I'm a US citizen and my school has accreditations with some residency programs there. Wassup with the bad news

So back when the US was 90% white.

Crime still occurred back then.

@@donaldleyton4977 facts can’t be racist

@@alialabbasi4951 ok boomer

Ok boomer

And keword: fast, because today the food at Mcdonald's took too damn long!

Who is ray

@@saucyx4 the character Michael Keaton plays in the movie he is based on the person of the same name who ended up finessing the brother's out of their business

Oh, you mean like no brawls and shootings and attacking the employees because they didn't give you enough ketchup packets? No half, or mostly naked blimps waddling around "twerking" in front of the kids? Loud, stupid music and vulgar language? Yeah, I feel your nostalgic pain. I miss those days so much. "Mega cargo ships of crap from China". Good comment and Amen!

@@danabaker596 That's it and you understood. Good 👍.

I mean... they're actors being paid to act....

IstaroDintari333 yes but they’re conveying that McDonalds then was something special. You can’t say that anymore.

that's what made me laugh, and realize how good an actor Keaton is because their burgers aren't very good anymore.

unless your really hungry

You do enjoy it..on a drunken stupor at 3am.