Thanks ljclo and laura for this coupon!
Buy one small Iced Coffee at regular price and receive a complimentary small Iced Coffee at participating McDonald’s in Walmart restaurants in Canada.
Coupon expires June 30, 2008
McDonald’s in Walmart Canada: Buy 1 Iced Coffee Get 1 Free
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From the Huffingtonpost
Why Wal-Mart Does Not Strengthen Our Economy
Posted April 30, 2008 | 09:20 PM (EST)
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/david-nassar/why-wal-mart-does-not-str_b_99463.html
Wal-Mart sources the vast majority of its products from countries overseas, meaning most of the cost of a given Wal-Mart product doesn’t go into the U.S. economy. Rather than boosting the U.S. economy, Wal-Mart has played a major role in exporting U.S. manufacturing jobs to countries with low labor and environmental standards. Meanwhile, the company has embraced unions in its Chinese stores and has negotiated with them to raise Chinese salaries. Apparently, what is good enough for China is not good enough here at home.
This free drink strengthens my economy. (smacks lips)
where did you find this coupon? i want to make sure it will be accepted