Informative Speech On Mcdonalds

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When people see or think of things they'd think of them as all being different. What if I told you most things are actually connected? Many people might connect different things together. For example I connect Indiana and some musical artists, while some people connect Indiana with food.

This paragraph is about Indiana. Indiana is the place everyone thinks is boring and has no history, but Indiana is actually a lot more interesting than most people think. The first baseball game ever was played in Forte Wayne IN on May 14, 1871 ("Rouston, Pierre.") Indiana is the only place with so many professional baseball teams, not one team has ever been a club. Indiana was also home to the inventor of gas, who lived in Waynetown, IN. Indiana …show more content…

Some cool facts about McDonalds are the first items on the menu were hotdogs and not hamburgers, also in the 70's McDonalds used to sell pizza. The caesar salad is more fattening than their BigMac, to burn off the fat from a BigMac you have to walk for 7 hours, and 68 million people are fed daily by McDonalds and some of those people called Mcrefugees are given a home by McDonalds ("McDonalds Facts.") A new McDonalds is opened every 14.5 seconds and Queen of England owns one of them. McDonalds is the largest distributor of toys. McDonalds makes 75 million dollars per day and 80,000 students have graduated and gotten a job for working with hamburgers ("McDonalds Facts."). In certain places like India, people have to work for six hours to afford some things at McDonalds. Something that advertises McDonalds is Instagram!

Instagram is the 8th most popular app! In the United States there are 77.6 million Instagram users. Of the 77.6 million users 51% of the users are male and 49% are female ("Ratcliff, Christopher.") 20 million of the 77.6 million users access Instagram from their desktop and 40 million use cell phones. Nearly 30 billion photos are uploaded a day and there are 3.5 billion likes daily. In 2015 35% of teens said Ig (Instagram) was their favorite app. Over time that number has risen and Instagram's popularity has risen ("Ratcliff, Christopher.") A lot of times there can be racism or even feminism on

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