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January 07, 2003
McDonald's to Provide Overeating Seating

(2003-01-07) -- In light of a new study which shows that obesity is almost as dangerous as cigarette smoking, McDonald's Corporation announced today it will create special seating areas for overeaters.

The Framingham Heart Study shows that obesity cuts seven years, on average, from a woman's life, and five from a man's.

A McDonald's spokesman said, "We're always conscious of the needs of our customers, and were among the first to provide special smoking sections. Now, we'll provide separate seating for those who choose to eat too much."

The special area for overeaters will be known as 'the indoor part of the restaurant.' Many of the chain's locations will install wider seat bottoms to accommodate overeaters' needs. Customers who don't wish to overeat are welcome to use the drive-up window.

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McDonalds will offer super super super sized meals with extra fat and salt to anyone who buys a godzilla sized soft drink at the special price of $5, which comes on its own wheeled container.
"While the large amounts of food will may cost us as much a $1, we'll make just about $5 on the soda which costs us nothing but water, and the container: god knows where we get the flavoring, but it is cheap! Besides, all of our food comes from a science lab in China which makes our food both addictive (its quite low tech: we use sugar) AND makes you hungry for more in about an hour.

Posted by: gerald berke at January 20, 2003 09:10 PM
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