While you are waiting for my next post Check this out!!!! I am not going to lie, somewhat addictive. Run your location, destroy rain forest etc…it almost has a Sim City-ish interface.
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I know right! I think McDonald’s is actually doing a realy good job with trying to handle all of the things that were out PR….like everything mentioned in SuperSize Me and Fast Food Nation….same goes for WalMart…they’ll always get the short end of the stick.
I think that Eater was right too on picking on the biggest guy. When your head sticks above the rest, your then an easy target! Btw, Happy Birthday Bear!
The bad press thing reminds me of an old Japanese (I think) proverb: ‘The nail that sticks up the farthest gets hammered down first…’. I truly believe that this is what is at play when it comes to fast food publicity.
Check this out!!!! I am not going to lie, somewhat addictive. Run your location, destroy rain forest etc…it almost has a Sim City-ish interface.
It’s not brain surgery…everyone always picks on the biggest guy (Microsoft, etc.).
I know right! I think McDonald’s is actually doing a realy good job with trying to handle all of the things that were out PR….like everything mentioned in SuperSize Me and Fast Food Nation….same goes for WalMart…they’ll always get the short end of the stick.
I think that Eater was right too on picking on the biggest guy. When your head sticks above the rest, your then an easy target! Btw, Happy Birthday Bear!
I’m afraid to even try this game. I don’t need another addiction!
Thanks man!!!
Consider me officially addicted. I just spend 30 minutes of my work day playing that thing. I made it all the way to 2035 before I quit.
The bad press thing reminds me of an old Japanese (I think) proverb: ‘The nail that sticks up the farthest gets hammered down first…’. I truly believe that this is what is at play when it comes to fast food publicity.
Too funny, I agree.