Should toys in happy meals be banned?
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People keep coming back to buy Happy Meals with toys over and over again because they think it's worth it. If they had a bad experience, they wouldn't be back. It's funny that people are worried about a corporation influencing the consumption habits of kids who don't have money and credit cards. I wonder what the fines are like for something like this. I sincerely hope there are restaurants that refuse to comply. If a law like this ever had an effect on my business, I would launch personal attacks in the media against the people responsible for it. This is insane.
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This a scary step in the wrong direction. I am all for making America healthier, but this.....is digging into the simple things that are enjoyed by millions. And my question is....does taking the toy out really make that big of a difference.....people are still going to buy fast food....it's as simple as that.
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M$On the other hand, it really is on parents to feed their kids properly. The toys are also so cheap and crappy that the kids can be easily distracted by other things. They are just as lulled in by the play structures and salty, sugary food as they are by the toys. Parents need to put their foot down and indulge their kids in careful moderation, or not at all.
If parents have a problem with tantrum-throwing brats who demand to go to McDonalds because they want the toy, then the parents did a half-assed job raising their kids. They can seek out parenting resources, and/or boycott McDonalds until the toys go away. The state trying to nanny kids is just a bad idea.
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Sorry, I was still waiting for the end of the video to load as I finished my reply. For the $1000 fine (I didn't know how much the fine was going to cost when I typed out my answer), I hope every single restaurant continues to sell these toys. Nothing makes me want to side with large corporations more than misguided legislation like this.