Re:In poor neighborhoods, McDonald’s have become de-facto co...
by pbhjpbhj on Tuesday June 14, 2016 @04:58PM
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Isn't the whole thing with fastfood that you can take it anywhere - so grab some and go to the community playground?
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Re:In poor neighborhoods, McDonald’s have become de-facto co...
by Pxtl on Tuesday June 14, 2016 @05:02PM
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I mostly take the kids to McDonalds when the weather's bad, personally. The play place is a good way to get out of the house and do something energetic despite the rain or snow.
Re:In poor neighborhoods, McDonald’s have become de-facto co...
by pbhjpbhj on Wednesday June 15, 2016 @06:25AM
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Interesting I don't think any McDo have play areas in the UK - sometimes there's a little corner with a TV and some colouring stuff, or I used to see them at least. Some of the larger chain pubs have play areas but they're usually outside. Do the restaurants charge for the play area, are their age limits?
Re:In poor neighborhoods, McDonald’s have become de-facto co...
by Pxtl on Wednesday June 15, 2016 @07:32AM
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They don't charge, but there are age limits. The play areas here are this dense structure of interconnecting cubic sections they climb up inside, with a couple of slides, bubble-windows, and inlaid rotating kaleidoscope things to play with.