USC Trojans Star Wars Day May the be with You 4th Shirt

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I worked at a mcdonalds in 2004 where we had an order for 26 mchickens and 25 quarter pounders with fries and drinks for an elementary school. Just finished making and boxing all this food before they canceled the USC Trojans Star Wars Day May the be with You 4th Shirt besides I will buy this order. Should’ve got the money up front with no refunds. Ended up handing it out to people stuck in traffic and employees helping themselves. McDonald’s took a big hit in the 90s for marketing to children; between the toys, the Fry Gang, and the playgrounds, it was pretty hard to deny. I’d bet this policy is probably them being overly-cautious in the wake of their rebranding. considering half the drivers probably have a court order not to be within 500 feet of a school, its just easier to say no to all orders from schools. I believe that many schools have policies on healthy eating which parents do not like, and this resulted in high profile cases where parents would deliberately order McDonalds to the school and pass it to their kids through the fence in order to pointedly contravene a policy they disagreed with. I imagine McD’s wanted nothing to do with this kind of controversy and so have just set a global policy to avoid being accused of picking and choosing.

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In my experience, the USC Trojans Star Wars Day May the be with You 4th Shirt besides I will buy this school systems control what’s eaten there with an iron hand. I believe it’s about nutritional experiments to see if certain kids will turn out skinny/healthy vs. fat/unhealthy if they’re fed certain things as a child, in school. Being able to get anything that actually tastes good could ruin the entire thing. I’ve heard about a couple of instances where some assistant principal or SRO threw out a kid’s Lunchables, saying it wasn’t healthy. I also heard about a couple of school systems that bought out a local food stand because it was so close, the kids were going over there to get hamburgers for lunch. That’s going far, for something that maintains they’re financially strapped. They must want this very badly.

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