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yendiI'm surprised to find that Ronald McDonald costumes are nigh-impossible to find (not that I was looking for one, as my traditional costume is a a homicidal maniac*). In fact, if you're not a kid, you're out of luck.
In the meantime, however, you can get a Burger King costume, which is the creepiest character in recent pop culture history, or a Wendy's wig, to look like the odd guys on the latest series of ads.
I'm trying to think of any other time in my life when McDonald's wasn't ahead of BK and Wendy's as far as pop culture presence goes. Even during the days of Herb or The Burger King (the less creepy one) and the Burger Thing (along with Sir Shakes-a-Lot, The Wizard of Fries, and the Duke of Doubt), McDonald's was the one that had always had the significant pop culture presence.
Now, they're not even in the race.
*Because they look just like everyone else, as Wednesday Addams noted.
In the meantime, however, you can get a Burger King costume, which is the creepiest character in recent pop culture history, or a Wendy's wig, to look like the odd guys on the latest series of ads.
I'm trying to think of any other time in my life when McDonald's wasn't ahead of BK and Wendy's as far as pop culture presence goes. Even during the days of Herb or The Burger King (the less creepy one) and the Burger Thing (along with Sir Shakes-a-Lot, The Wizard of Fries, and the Duke of Doubt), McDonald's was the one that had always had the significant pop culture presence.
Now, they're not even in the race.
*Because they look just like everyone else, as Wednesday Addams noted.