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<p>This is the crux of our disagreement. For me, I view all of the deliberate and negligent acts that McDonalds has perpetrated as grounds to consider only what is best for myself and my family in any deals I have made with them. </p>
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<p>As far as there being a difference between working for McDonalds or any other large company in general or reneging on a deal with one to work for another from an ethical standpoint is relatively useless even to consider. We’re not given a whole ton of choices, and outside of completely dropping out of society one must take part in it all at one level or another. My point is, and has been, that worrying about whether or not your decision is kosher with McDonalds (or any other company like it) is a waste of time and effort.</p>