North Korea reportedly wants a McDonald's. That could be a pretty big deal

[Confounding]

Kim's physician will not be pleased.

North Korea reportedly wants a McDonald's. That could be a pretty big deal

It is little more than a footnote in the back-and-forth over the planned North Korea summit - but the rumour of a McDonald's in Pyongyang is juicier than a three-patty Big Mac.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may allow a "Western hamburger franchise" into the country as a show of goodwill to the United States, according to an intelligence report described by US officials to NBC. That follows remarks by South Korean adviser Moon Chung In in late April, who said that North Korea might be interested in welcoming a McDonald's as tensions ease.

 

[dcbl]

trading Big Macs for nukes seems like a god deal

 

[Confounding]

trading Big Macs for nukes seems like a god deal

Well I certainly hope they're cheaper than the $3.50 Big Macs we get in the states, otherwise business might be kinda slow.

 

[Dan Stubbs]

Kim's physician will not be pleased.

North Korea reportedly wants a McDonald's. That could be a pretty big deal

It is little more than a footnote in the back-and-forth over the planned North Korea summit - but the rumour of a McDonald's in Pyongyang is juicier than a three-patty Big Mac.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may allow a "Western hamburger franchise" into the country as a show of goodwill to the United States, according to an intelligence report described by US officials to NBC. That follows remarks by South Korean adviser Moon Chung In in late April, who said that North Korea might be interested in welcoming a McDonald's as tensions ease.

Well they could substitute Mice meat.

 

[Moonglow]

Kim's physician will not be pleased.

North Korea reportedly wants a McDonald's. That could be a pretty big deal

It is little more than a footnote in the back-and-forth over the planned North Korea summit - but the rumour of a McDonald's in Pyongyang is juicier than a three-patty Big Mac.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may allow a "Western hamburger franchise" into the country as a show of goodwill to the United States, according to an intelligence report described by US officials to NBC. That follows remarks by South Korean adviser Moon Chung In in late April, who said that North Korea might be interested in welcoming a McDonald's as tensions ease.

Kat or dawg?

 

[Moonglow]

We've been needing a country to drop off that surplus of five billion metric tons of Thousand Island dressing used on Big Macs.

 

[dcbl]

Well they could substitute Mice meat.

live in Birmingham, grew up in Atlanta

on Buford Hwy in the ATL there used to be a Vietnamese restaurant named Le Chien

french for the dog - Google Search

I shit you not...

 

[Preacher]

Yuck! Get a Wendy's or Chic Fil A or Burger King!

 

[JOSweetHeart]

^^^ To me, Chic Fil A is over priced, at least the one in my area is.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

A Big Mac meal is nearly $8.00 where I live. More than a Chic-Fil-A meal.

At least there's some identifiable food substances in Chic-Fil-A food.

 

[Rexx Taylor]

will all of the counter girls be extremely hot?

 

[Rexx Taylor]

Kim's physician will not be pleased.

North Korea reportedly wants a McDonald's. That could be a pretty big deal

It is little more than a footnote in the back-and-forth over the planned North Korea summit - but the rumour of a McDonald's in Pyongyang is juicier than a three-patty Big Mac.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may allow a "Western hamburger franchise" into the country as a show of goodwill to the United States, according to an intelligence report described by US officials to NBC. That follows remarks by South Korean adviser Moon Chung In in late April, who said that North Korea might be interested in welcoming a McDonald's as tensions ease.

Kat or dawg?

I would worry over what per cent of the burgers are worm or cat