I agree about the first part, but I'm not sure about the argument about other franchises. The employees at most McD's are in a different class than most other

I agree about the first part, but I'm not sure about the argument about other franchises. The employees at most McD's are in a different class than most other franchises. This isn't universal, of course, but for the most part, McD's hires from the very bottom end. This isn't bad -- I see people with Down's, strong autism, and similar working at McDs, happily, and those folks need jobs. To do that, you want equipment which is a bit more fail-safe. Otherwise, we'd have safety issues at McD's every week, and they're exceptionally uncommon. That's because of a robust process. Ice cream machines with more fail-safes at McD's make sense to me. The really incriminating part of the video comes at the very end, where they locked out Kisch.