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His apparently-laden interview went viral; apparently, he knows the word because he "went to school and has a large brain."
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- "There are things in life that aren't fair—like when your pet dies. I don't think it's fair when big companies try to trick kids into eating food."
- "It would be nice if you stopped trying to trick kids into wanting to eat your food all the time."
- "Mr. Thompson, don't you want kids to be healthy so they can live a long and healthy life?"
These are direct quotes from Hannah Robertson, a 9-year-old girl who was given the opportunity to speak to McDonald's CEO Don Thompson at McDonald's annual shareholders meeting in Chicago on May 23. Robertson showed up along with her mother, health food blogger Kia Robertson, as part of a contingent from the watchdog group Corporate Accountability National. As soon as Thompson opened up the floor to questions, Robertson was quick on the draw, and stepped up to the mic to ask the hard questions.
Thompson's response to Hannah?
"We don't sell junk food."
Presumably, Hannah's response was along the lines of "LOOOOOOOLLLLLL whatevs guy, you expect me to believe that noise? Puh-lease..."
If she doesn't follow her mom's path as a food activist, Hannah has a promising career in investigative journalism of her!
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The awesome company behind this is Squeegee Cleaning Services of Chelsea, AL. Employees from the Alabama company dressed up as Superman, Batman, Spiderman, Captain America, and dropped by to "hang out" with the kids during the work day. Superman can fly, but hey, we all need a day to relax every now and then, right?
Check out more costumes and all other Halloween-related awesomeness here!
Reddit user C0LDBLUERIBB0N posted this image Monday afternoon, and the internet was off and running.
Business Baby (also known by the ironically less-than-safe-for-work "No Bullsh*t Business Baby) already has its own Know Your Meme page here.
