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Actually, she made an obvious point to talk about how she eats at McDonalds everyday and is still able to run a marathon. She also talked about how her three grandchildren eat McDonalds regularly and how proud that makes her. By the way, this was a very tiny woman. Extremely petite with not an ounce of fat on her body.
Hmmmm. Trust. Seems like an interesting topic for them especially considering all their colleagues were hoping to learn from their experience -- how to rebuild trust in the communities you serve after some unexpected real bad publicity? This is something all of us worry about regularly. But, they didn't trust us to talk about it. Missed opportunity for them because I think they lost even more trust.
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