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Tony Hawk is still a respected skater in my history book and he may have atoned himself as a sellout, but McDonalds is one of the worst processed food food hubs that is destroying the American diet. Listed as one of the "Top 10 Processed Foods to Avoid".I'm not sure if Tony knows what he's selling to his fans. Food deception is one of the world's biggest silent crimes these days. Tony Hawk's direction to spin himself out of his sellout label sounds sincere, but it underhandedly defends McDonalds in exchange for a "large amount of money" in the skateboard community and he's now leading the pack. Let's all go to McDonalds now because Tony Hawk eats there. Are you sure you're not sponsored by them anymore, or is this just free generous promotion for them? It's also not fair to ask your skateboard fans to mentally sell out with you because we're now riding skateparks built from McDonald's funding expecting us to be appreciative towards them.
Their salads are full of high-fructose corn syrup and thickeners made from corn which you can also wash down with a nice cold high-fructose drink to go with. Do you believe that McDonalds is great wholesome food? It's convenient because everyone else has to run to a real paying job to pay the bills. Vegans eat it till they find out the oil is made with beef. Everyone else eats it because they can't taste the ammonia that kill off its bacteria infested meat. The BBQ or Ranch style chemical kits taste good because they're design to. Even if the burgers were made of cardboard to looks as if it had ribs inside, we would still eat it because there is nothing else to eat on the road. It's still 50% real, and that's as good as it gets for us who can't afford a $600,000 personal ramps. So now when I walk into a McDonalds, I'll be thinking that I'm walking into a McTonyHawks. Dada da da Daaa....