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#McDonalds #McMillions #Documentary #HBO A six-part documentary tells the story of the great 20th-century McDonald’s Monopoly fraud case with quirky characters and lackluster visuals. Oftentimes when listening to one of the dozens of excellent investigative podcasts I struggle to commit to, I’ll think, “this would make a great TV show.” When watching “ McMillions ,” a documentary series premiering on HBO Monday night, mostly I thought, “this would make a great podcast.” The story is wild: The McDonald’s Monopoly game, for some reason beloved in the 1980s and ’90s, was rigged. Players were supposed to collect peel-off tickets and either amass properties à la the board game or find instant winners, but a sprawling F.B.I. investigation uncovered the ludicrous scam in which a security officer for the marketing company that oversaw the production of the game pieces secretly snatched the winning pieces and distributed them — for a fee — to friends, family and eventually

Maguire Marie Mclaughlin Indian River County Sheriff’s Office #McDonalds #MaguireMarieMclaughlin #DippingSauce #VeroBeach #Florida A Florida woman was arrested for threatening to rob a McDonald’s because they did not serve dipping sauce along with her food, a report said Monday. Maguire Marie Mclaughlin, 19, was denied the condiment at a McDonald’s in Vero Beach, Fla. last week and pledged to  obtain the dipping sauce  “by whatever means necessary,” according to a police report obtained by The Smoking Gun. The fracas allegedly took place at about 4 a.m. on New Year’s Day when police arrived to witness Mclaughlin yelling profanities at the drive-thru because she claimed she did not receive all of her food. “The employee advised Mclaughlin that dipping sauce cost 25 cents,” read the police report from the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office. “Mclaughlin further stated that she would be getting the sauce by whatever means necessary, however, could not specify what she mean

#McDonalds #Chickensandwich #Popeyes #ChickfilA McDonald's  appears to be entering the chicken sandwich wars. The chain teased a test of a chicken sandwich in Houston and Knoxville, Tennessee on Twitter Sunday. "Houston. Knoxville. Lunch tomorrow? No beef," the fast-food giant tweeted.  McDonald's franchisees have asked  for a Southern-style chicken sandwich as Chick-fil-A's threat to their business continues to grow. The board of the National Owners Association, an independent franchisee group, wrote in an email in July that a chicken sandwich should be their top priority. McDonald's carries Chicken McNuggets and the McChicken sandwich. This fall, it debuted the Spicy BBQ Chicken Sandwich, a limited-time offer that launched to little fanfare. But the Chicago-based chain has not tested anything similar to Chick-fil-A's chicken sandwich since 2018, when it tested the Ultimate Chicken Sandwich in more than 160 locations in Washington sta