Mcdonalds Commercial Actors 2017

For everything McDonald's!: Big Macs, McRib, Chicken McNuggets, McChicken, McCaf, Egg McMuffin, etc., plus McDonald's international restaurants and menu items. If you download the McDonalds app, go into the Deals tab and there will be an option for Free any size fries with minimum $2 purchase Select large fries and then go and select either 2 McChickens or 2 McDoubles from the Value menu and boom.. now you have two meals for the day for only $4 total.

You can get decent McDonalds for the same price, but you need to use deals and the app. OP ordered about the worst way you can - an expensive sandwich, large fries, no combos or coupons. 46 votes, 143 comments.

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Google them, mcdonalds hs loads of places so a lot of their questions are already online with example answers. They probably ask the sterotypical part time job questions so you can search for that. Depends on the McDonalds but most have a high turn over rate so they hire anyone it seems.

McDonald's, hands down. Like others have said, Burger King can be better, but it very rarely is. Burger King has had it rough the last few years and it's not worth playing fast-food Russian Roulette to see if you got a good BK or a bad BK.

Reply reply jrhawk42 For 8-9 hours. Third, McDonalds is one of the largest corporations in the entire world.

Billions of dollars in revenue every year. Why the fuck wouldnt we want employees to earn more or that? I know this might be a tired, simple line of questioning, but it has always struck me as a completely ignorant argument against labor or wage reform.