McDonald’s ditches report-card advertising

Babyronald Deer Mac Donalds,
  How could you remuv ads from report cardz just becuz parents got made at you for puting them their? Does this mean if I get good grads I kant get frys no moor? I had perfect attandence last yeer and got a C in Citicenship and got frys and apple pyes. The pyes was good, thanks. I’m lovin’ it. 1 day maybe I can werk for you so I hop you wont regect my applecation for a job. I see myself in middl managment.
  Sinceerly,
  Daved Gianatasio
  Grade 5

January 18, 2008 in Gianatasio | Permalink

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Great, remove the advertising. But then I don't want to hear the schools crying when they need more money, which they always do no matter how much they get.

Posted by: Bobby | Jan 18, 2008 3:16:45 PM

hah, hard not to need more when you're never given enough... But while Mr McDonalds certainly is willing to give some much needed cash, teaming up with them is something akin to making a deal with the devil. Obesity is prevalent enough in our country without indoctrinating our young like this. Money can (and should) be given from other areas.

"Super Size Me" anyone?

Posted by: BB | Jan 19, 2008 3:04:57 AM

So McDonalds causes obesity? It's not the parents that give their kids too much money so they can buy whatever junk they want, or genetics, or the fact that kids play lots of video games and not so much outside? Or our car culture where we drive everywhere because crossing the street has become an extreme sport in some cities? Or the kids that choose the big mac instead of the salad because salads generally taste like crap? Nooooo. Lets just blame McDonalds for making a product people actually like for a great price. For your information, obesity is an individual problem between a patient and his doctor, just like hair-loss, so neither schools nor the government have any right to get involved.

Posted by: Bobby | Jan 21, 2008 12:02:17 PM


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