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⌈ Secret Post #2101 ⌋

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That interpretation doesn't make sense. Within the McDonald's narrative, the Hamburglar's storyline is about stopping innocent restaurant goers from getting the food they love. It's abundantly clear that the Hamburglar doesn't care about anyone around him. He is stealing burgers for his own burger empire, even if that means stealing food from children.

Walter is terrible, but we shouldn't let our concerns about obesity blind us to the Hamburglar's villainy.

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Re: Terrible analogy, TITC 1