Going to Mickey D’s for the last time
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This all began about three weeks ago. I’m not a “fast food” customer all that often, maybe once a week or a little less. Of course, it isn’t really fast food anymore, either. Still, I like to go there on a whim or as a little treat now and then. I usually go inside because I can check what I get before going back to the car.
I go to the counter in the oddly remodeled building. The order area is disorienting now, not familiar, not logical somehow. The lighting doesn’t seem quite right.
I go to the small, very low counter. Some one comes from around the corner to help the person who is ahead of me, but he is told they want him to order at the kiosk.
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