The franchise is proud to be a leading importer of such processed food, and much that derives at an astronomical level of slaughtering. Their processes and addictive alterations to the meat-intense meals they market and hook children and consumers on far exceed even grocery store chains in many markets they serve.

The concerning nature of this is the rapid rates of contaminating components to increase taste-bud reliance and entrap those that  eat it, with the tracking, monitoring, and marketing tools to encourage their visitors to return. 

Therefore, as their profits peak, so does the correlation with the decline of business from locations where consumers have more control of the cooking, preparation, and preservation of natural components to the food they prepare.

As for the humans that begin to be more hooked, the dietary concerns are linked to the mental lapses and deviations from the energy needed to function. 

Beyond the salt and fat heavy cuisine (and therefore humans) culture encouraged through their products, the mental migration of significant consumption that comes along with this can influence the stalking and fighting that arise at many of their locations. With such an intentional invitation to play, pile-in, and promoting predatory-acceptance, they often lack the space, security, and service invested to combat these interactions and incidents from occurring. 

As this fast-food franchise has been known to love and market clowns and clown activity, they dictate the acceptance of such characters and the bold, belligerent, booze-enticed behavior that could resemble their McClown mascot. 

Clowns are known to be very creepy of course, but the unpredictability and attention-seeking dynamics of these characters when marketed so heavily to the core and foundation of a coporation encourages this behavior on their premises. Behavior that surprises, stuns, and shocks the intended recipient of their actions is common and accepted on their premises.

Don't be surprised if you are at one of their restaurants with extensive capital being collected, but limited seating and service to minimize the maniacs that can disrupt the meals of their unattended and customers (they don't really care about but profit from). From tricks and tools and invitations of clowns, you may experience the threats, taunts, and invasion of criminals that are welcome and unwatched roaming their premises. 

As they align so close with clowns, showcasing and spending ad dollars and campaigns to reflect these characters, when perceived by many on an accurate level of such depictions, it is concerning. 

These adult males are known to juggle balls, for the entertainment and increased engagement of children. Such activity leaves instant impressions on the imagination and infatuation with the demographic they love marketing to. Additional activity of their beloved characters include the blowing of balloons (rubber, slippery products) containing the saliva leaving their mouth and passed on to their intended recipient. You can't forget, they love to pop and burst these products at the peak of its performance. 🫢

As with a circus, there are expected times and risks associated to their companies in which a deadly predator enters/exits their premises. The same can be applied when considering the events linked to this fas-food franchise. With such detrimental impact on humans all around, fromthe money-grabbing priorities without the investment in appropriately looking out for their customers, particular situations on their premises have turned fatal.

From fat-fed consumers threaten their aggressive staff that disrespect them on their domestic territories (don't be surprised if this is common in their franchises), to the many events of violence they fail to make known as apart of their predatory marketing, but can prioritize their menu.

Customers can have the realistic expectation or awareness to the threat of a predatory, wild, and violent action resulting in fatality right around if not within their establishments. A circus is an understatement considering the scaling and volume of locations this corporations controls, and can't prevent these problematic encounters from consistently occurring. 

From the blood on whips in the circus, to the blood on windows at their locations, this is the more realistic marketing of significant events their customers should consider, (as they market play places to and for families). Don't be surprised should fatalities find their franchises.

As they don't have the respect for nature and wild when it comes to their business (like a circus), their customers are accustomed to pay respects and weep when engaging with their premises. The flowers then pile in, for those conditioned to dismiss these dangers they influence. Such conditioned consumers (victims) are still  hooked on such cuisine to eat and eavesdrop (like their employees), despite the predatory culture they produce and which threatens the lives of many surrounding their franchises.