Would agree that depending on the location McD feels like a “third place” for all people and not just the poor as described here. Like I was in Hong Kong and no

Would agree that depending on the location McD feels like a “third place” for all people and not just the poor as described here. Like I was in Hong Kong and now Taipei and the McDs are all modern, most multi-floor, open late in busy shopping areas, and very social places, especially at night. Contrast that with the one in FiDi in San Francisco which always feels dystopian to me walking in. It’s old, grimey, has a tiny seating area on the ground level with a dark musty basement area. Seems like most office workers avoid it like the plague and patrons are a weird mix of tourists and homeless people. It depresses me every time I walk in.