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Postby Lowtech » 2 Dec 2005 5:06

Todays special- Buy 10 happy meals and get a free key to go :lol:
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Postby grit1 » 2 Dec 2005 9:12

Considering the recent advent of McDonald's renting movies with their self-serve RedBox product, when I first read this thread's title I was afraid that some McDonald's somewhere was now copying keys! You can just imagine how horrible they would be - as bad or worse as the "Axxess Plus" system that Walmarts and other low-budget key-dupes use. At least in this scenario a locksmith is doing the cutting!
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