At first I thought the protagonist was the founder of McDonald's. Seeing that the protagonist was selling around, I thought he later worked hard to found McDonald's. After looking at it, I realized that McDonald's already exists, and the male protagonist is just a later salesman. The overall context of the film is fairly clear, and the history of McDonald's is told in an interlude. It starts with the male protagonist who goes to McDonald's for the first time to buy a hamburger and expresses his amazement that it only takes him thirty seconds instead of half an hour to get what he ordered. From the drive-in restaurants that were popular in the United States at that time, we talked about its various disadvantages: for example, the waiters often served the wrong dishes, it took a long time to wait, it often attracted a customer base of gangsters and bad teenagers, and a lot of operating expenses. In order to solve these problems, they decided to disassemble the details one by one. For this, they concentrated all the staff on the tennis court for a few hours and finally simplified all the operation procedures. However, of course, things will not be so smooth. Everyone is used to the way of the drive-in restaurant, and is confused about this new type of restaurant that requires you to order food instead of sitting in the car and waiting. Then the male protagonist proposed to get a franchise and open a chain store, and the restaurant operator said that they had already opened it: there are five restaurants in various places, and then their branches are completely different from the main store. The dishes there Very complex, bad taste and messy environment. They said that their energy was beyond the reach of the branch. Until the male protagonist saw the sign of the golden arches in their office, everything ushered in a turning point...
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