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24.5s
There's a lot of good leads, real-real strong leads. Yeah. What? Nothing. That's wonderful. - Well, I mean, there's just tremendous interest. - I'm sure there is. - You sound like you don't believe me. - Of course, Ray. Why wouldn't I? - All right. I've got a lot of paperwork to do here. So ahh... I'll... I'll call you from the road tomorrow. - Okay. - All right. Goodnight.
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28s
Five. Three in Southern California. One in Sacramento. And one in Phoenix. And that's all there will ever be. - Why? - Two-words. Quality control. It's almost impossible to enforce standards from afar. Places were a mess, filthy kitchens, inconsistent menus. - Sacramento was selling burritos. - To watch your precious creation be mismanaged like that... Your name... - Put Mac in the hospital.
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20.8s
Costs a fraction of ice cream and there's no refrigeration necessary. - It contains powdered milk. Thickening agents and emulsifiers simulate the texture of ice cream. Tastes just like the real thing. - It's easy as pie to make. You put a packet into a glass of water and stir it. - I know maybe a tad blasphemous, what with your dairy background and all. - Personally, I think it's a marvelous idea.
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57.9s
- Hello, McDonald's. - Hello, good afternoon. May I please speak with the owner. - Which one? - I'm sorry? - Dick or Mac? - Ahh, whichever one's available, I guess. - Order up! I need six fries! - Patties up! - This is Dick. - Hello, Dick, this is Ray Kroc from Prince Castle Sales. The reason I'm calling is someone placed an order... - Yes. Yes, that was me. How soon can you get them out here? - Well, that's actually why I'm phoning now, Dick. I think there might have been some kind of miscommunication... - Freezer! Top shelf! Left side! Sorry. - No problem. My secretary's under the impression that you wanted six? - Yeah, you know, I think that was a mistake. - Well, that's what I figured. I mean, what kind of drive-in can make 30 milkshakes at a time. - Better make it eight. - What's that, Al? - There's a brand new box... - Look, now isn't the best time. - Yeah, I'm sorry. I understand. I'm still a little bit... - You know where to send them? San Bernardino, California. - Yeah. - Corner of 14th and E. - Hold on a minute. To anyone in particular? - Just the store is fine. McDonald's. Okay. Thanks a lot. - Yeah.
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27.6s
- $12,400. - That's pretty good haul for month one. - Could be bigger. I hate to mix business with pleasure. - I don't. - But my expenses. - What about them? - Well, they're a bit higher than anticipated. One thing in particular, that dang walk-in. That bill is a real whopper. - I know, it's a problem, all that ice cream. - I don't want to overstep my bounds here. But, we may have found a solution. Or Joan did, actually.
The Founder
48.2s
- Speed, that's the name of the game. The first stop for every McDonald's hamburger is the grill. Manned by two cooks whose sole job is to grill those all-beef beauties to perfection. Meanwhile, as the patty cooks, our dressers get the buns ready. Watch out. Burger crossing. - Burger crossing! - Burger crossing! - Every McDonald's burger has two pickles. A pinch of onions and a precise shot of ketchup and mustard. - Now where'd you get those? - We made them. - Made them! - Yeah, custom built. The whole kitchen is. Next is the finishing station where we put the whole thing together. And... Voila, a fresh delicious burger from grill to counter in 30 seconds.
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1m2s
- Oh! Well, look at this... Ray Kroc. - The Multi-Mixer fella. You spoke with my brother, Dick. - I did yeah, yeah. - What are you doing way out here? I'm in Los Angeles, business meetings. I thought I'm in the neighborhood, I should just swing by and say hello. - Well, I'm sure glad you did. - This whole thing. This is some operation. - Care for a little tour? - Of the...? - Yeah. - Yeah, I would. - Well, then finish up, I'll come back for you. - Alrighty. Thanks. May I take your order? Two soft drinks and two fries. Anything else for you, sir?
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