I know this is a stretch - I would LOVE to see KEVIN tell his story on TUCKER CARLSON or NEWSMAX
ONLY IN AMERICA
I never met KEVIN but at the next in person NOA - I will be looking for him - my story like his I grew up in a family that did not have much - but I worked hard & long as well and achieved my dream of owning MCD as well
there are 100’s if not 1,000 of operators over our history that have a similar happening
YES - even AOC made it - everyone can have and achieve a dream
I too grew up in poverty. I got my first job at McD when I was 15. Worked part time all thru high school, and worked 40 hours a week in college to pay for college. Rose thru the ranks from crew, to trainer, to swing manager, to Asst Mgr, to Store Mgr, to Super. I sold my house to get the down payment on my first store. Multiple decades and several stores later it pains me deeply to see how corporate treats owners today as opposed to how Ray, Fred, et al treated (valued) us. I cringe every time I hear Chris or Joe say "McFamily". The respect is gone, the partnership is dead, now its everyman (or woman) for themselves and all that matters is the almighty stock price and their extravagant golden parachutes. SMH
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Gotta LOVE Kevin Hern. And he fights for US!
Conversely, AOC is a useless commie twit.
"McCongressman" Hern is the best!!!
Please keep this up, Big Mac!
AOC doesn't even know what capitalism is. To her it is just slogan to use to promote her own 40 D's. Something to be against.
GREAT STORY
I know this is a stretch - I would LOVE to
see KEVIN tell his story on TUCKER
CARLSON or NEWSMAX
ONLY IN AMERICA
I never met KEVIN but at the next
in person NOA - I will be looking for
him - my story like his I grew up in
a family that did not have much - but
I worked hard & long as well and achieved
my dream of owning MCD as well
there are 100’s if not 1,000 of operators
over our history that have a similar happening
YES - even AOC made it - everyone
can have and achieve a dream
I will be watching TUCKER
and looking for KEVIN
I too grew up in poverty. I got my first job at McD when I was 15. Worked part time all thru high school, and worked 40 hours a week in college to pay for college. Rose thru the ranks from crew, to trainer, to swing manager, to Asst Mgr, to Store Mgr, to Super. I sold my house to get the down payment on my first store. Multiple decades and several stores later it pains me deeply to see how corporate treats owners today as opposed to how Ray, Fred, et al treated (valued) us. I cringe every time I hear Chris or Joe say "McFamily". The respect is gone, the partnership is dead, now its everyman (or woman) for themselves and all that matters is the almighty stock price and their extravagant golden parachutes. SMH
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