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I think that works for "Supermac", but it seems to me like "Mighty Mac" is a clear attempt to piggyback on the Big Mac name. I don't think that the argument you
by bigstrat2003 2y ago
I think that works for "Supermac", but it seems to me like "Mighty Mac" is a clear attempt to piggyback on the Big Mac name. I don't think that the argument you gave is very persuasive in that case. So yeah "Mac" might be a common thing in the culture, but there's also some shenanigans going on here too.
- memsom 2y agoIt is probably a bit naughty, but Mighty Mac is no different than Big Mac really. Mac is an element of their name. I think they probably did it to see what McD's would do?
- HPsquared 2y agoFree publicity too. (Edit: on the other hand, I guess with the legal bills it must have been pretty expensive)