Summary of I Opened A FAKE McDonalds

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A person in Norman, Oklahoma opened a fake McDonald's restaurant as a prank. The restaurant quickly gained attention on social media and the internet, with people eager to see what it was all about. The person behind the prank has already been interviewed about the restaurant and has declared it a success.

• 00:00:00 The YouTube video's unnamed protagonist opens a fake McDonalds and plans to steal customers from the real one. The video's narrator, a member of the "NDL," or "Not McDonald's," movement, explains the plan and provides details about the restaurant's menu and decor. The video ends with the restaurant opening and the protagonist giving away free food to passersby.
• 00:05:00 This YouTube video is a prank in which a person opens a fake McDonald's restaurant in Norman, Oklahoma, to laughs and confusion from passersby. The person behind the prank claims that the restaurant is not affiliated with McDonald's and that it is simply a joke. The prank has already attracted attention on social media and has led to the creation of a Twitter account and a website for the "not McDonald's" restaurant.
• 00:10:00 The "I Opened A FAKE McDonalds" video shows the creator opening a fake McDonalds and how it's been a raving success so far. Thousands of people are outside begging for free food, and the creator plans to give it to them. He reveals that they're not McDonald's, and that they're doing things differently because they want to run McDonald's out of business. The interviewer asks the creator how he feels now that he has his own fake McDonalds, and he replies that it's an honor to be a part of something big and to give back to the community. However, he reveals that he gave too much away by running out of stock of the fake food.
• 00:15:00 The video's protagonist, who identifies himself as an " Andy's Burger" employee, declares his success in opening up a fake McDonalds and thanking his employees for their hard work. He then encourages other employees to leave their jobs at McDonalds and join him at his new restaurant, Andy's Burger. He also warns McDonalds not to sue him over the fake restaurant, as he has already been financially hurt by YouTube uploads of his work.