The vegan options at McDonalds in the states are so sad compared to Europe.
It’s so interesting to me how American companies choose to be more advanced/progressive in other countries.
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StrictLoving · 56-60, M
@hunkalove If being profitable is the same as being greedy, then yes.
Of course, the alternative to profits is losses, and eventual failure.
In most cases, companies produce profit by giving people what they want.
In the case of McDonald's, that's inexpensive food that is consistently mediocre.
I care about what I put in my body, so I don't eat at McDonald's.
But I don't think what they are doing is wrong.
I simply believe the people who go there don't prioritize their health highly enough.
Of course, the alternative to profits is losses, and eventual failure.
In most cases, companies produce profit by giving people what they want.
In the case of McDonald's, that's inexpensive food that is consistently mediocre.
I care about what I put in my body, so I don't eat at McDonald's.
But I don't think what they are doing is wrong.
I simply believe the people who go there don't prioritize their health highly enough.
Aidan · 26-30, F
@StrictLoving I was waiting for a Lyft and all I could get was sweet tea and it was way too sweet (not literally the only thing tho) 😅
StrictLoving · 56-60, M
@Aidan you are not their target market 😆