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Either you didn't understand my post, or you're being intentionally obtuse. I'll presume that I didn't make myself clear.

I never asserted that you made those claims, I asserted that stepping right up and making those claims would get a debate started.

Now, some questions for you: Who do you think owns those dumpsters behind McDonald's? McDonald's, or a trash company they contract with? Does the local trash company violate your community's health department regulations by providing uncovered dumpsters?

If it is legal in your area for restaurants to be provided with uncovered dumpsters, then you might want to write to your local health department and ask them why.

If it's not allowed and you know that your neighborhood McDonald's is being provided with uncovered dumpsters, then informing the health department should resolve the issue. If it doesn't, then I suggest that the problem is with the health department.

I think I just did.

brotio,

Given that I never made any of those claims, who are you arguing with yourself?

Hammer, that is the lowest common denominator argument. I live near a McDonald's (about a block away). I have always thought I would not like to be living in the house behind it. Their business profits would lower my home value and create a extermination cost on my property. My question was and is, the bathroom is a common ploy to attract customers. Grocers do it, many restaurants do it, not just McDonald's. They hide their dumpsters in enclosures in the back. They could make a better effort to be a good neighbor, but they don't because it doesn't effect their bottom line. It does effect their neighbors. I would be calling the health department daily, if my house were behind one.

Minimum wage has zero to do with a policy of cleanliness. What a Kroc.(pun intended)

And the comments about the minimum wage are on the money. A sign of how little worth the average kid brings to the job is the necessity of putting pictures instead of numbers on the cash register buttons.