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Oh no! The buildings that serve unhealthy slop aren't as colorful as they were 30 years ago! We must talk about this!
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They're complaining because it's no longer the brightly colored place for children that it used to be. It isn't hard to see, but be flabbergasted, I guess.
The aesthetic was purposely bad even I thought it was lame as a child. I'm pretty sure McDonald's originally picked that aesthetic scheme to hurt people's eyes so after certain time they dont stay for long. Like how Texas Roadhouse plays loud music to get people move along.
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Your dislike of something doesn't mean others shared your dislike. As evidenced by the post on Reddit that people on a not-Reddit website are hollering about. there's some irony here.
Yeah, indoctrinated Gen Xers and Boomers have bad taste. Thanks for the input
It's also why the seating in fast food restaurants is uncomfortable, to encourage you to eat your food and leave as quickly as possible.