Buy Your Call-Girls at McDonald's
Advertising stops for nothing.
So is true, at my local McDonald's. I'm going to McDonald's. Humm, let's now ask ourselves, why? Is it the fast service, the smiling face of the employee? Maybe it's the world famous French fries? No, I enjoy a quick Happy Meal on a fast paced day. The Happy Meal, aka Business Bite (now that I've said it, keep your eye out for it). Small burger, small fries, small drink, the toy, napkin if your lucky, and a nice little box or bag to keep everthing tidy before my next client meetings at Starbucks (that's another episode). Now; That hit the spot!
What in the world (#%$) is this? I always say "Girl" when asked by the McDonald's employee "for a boy or girl?" But, I don't remember saying anything about a "call girl!"
McDonald's grip on our youngest generation is a bit curt in tact if you ask me (Americas Marketing Critic). And it's even more important that we recognize how today's dominant advertisers do real damage to the target market; next generation; children 3 and over. If fact, one doesn't have to be a Rocket Scientist or Nobel Peace Prize recipient to see what's going on here. That is unless you simply shove the Happy Meal in your screaming kids face, so she or he will sit down, shut-up; so you can drive, figure out how you'll be paying the next mortgage payment before foreclosure or maybe pay your rent before the 3rd of the month this time. And, make sure the check doesn't bounce!
McDonald's Happy Meal Toy
my scene #7
Here's "My Scene" a McDonald's "Happy Meal" toy for girls ages 3 and over; sex dished to children (prey). Do you see any similarities between a "call girl" and this Happy Meal Toy for girls ages 3 and over? In fairness and with respect to the Ronald, McDonald's released the following information on March 15, 2006: "From Fashionable and Nostalgic to High-Tech and New Age, McDonald?s? Happy Meals and Mighty Kids Meals Offer Something for Everyone"
News Flash!
What? It's like this... when you display bright colored objects with moving parts to children, they begin to enjoy them. The right brain of creativity, kicks into high-gear like a dry sponge does to water (sucks it right in). Add sound and it's over-with. But please, McDonald's, don't add sound to the call girls!
You decide. Here's ITV's "The Secret Diary of a Call Girl"; sex dished to adults consumers.
Perhaps McDonald's knows that there are currently 17,700,000 results for "call girl" at Google? I'm betting against that. However, it is my opinion that McDonald's should consider adding some dignity (clothing) to toys they put in Happy Meals, and parents should keep a close eye on the toys/characters children admire.
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