McDonald’s, once the ultimate treat for kids and a late-night favourite for teens and adults, is facing a tough time. Recently, the fast-food giant reported its first drop in sales since 2020. McDonald’s pointed to rising prices as the main reason, but some believe there’s more to the story.
In the past, a visit to McDonald’s was a thrilling experience. Brightly coloured walls, fun toys in Happy Meals, and even birthday parties made the place special. But now, the excitement seems to be fading. This year, the company’s global sales dropped by 1% from April to June, leading to a 12% fall in profits. Although the cost of living crisis and inflation are partly to blame, some customers also think the food quality isn’t what it used to be.
Even though McDonald’s still holds a special place in global culture, it seems to be losing some of its old charm. People may continue to visit for the convenience, but the golden arches might not shine as brightly as they once did.
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