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McDonald’s Franchises Are Taking the Broken Ice Cream Machine Issue into Their Own Hands

The most annoying thing EVER: Going to McDonald’s for their soft serve cones and finding out their ice cream machines are down. It happens A LOT. So often, their official…

LOWESTOFT, ENGLAND – JULY 17: A giant plastic ice cream cone glints in the sun on the South Beach on July 17, 2014 in Lowestoft, England. The Met Office has issued a heatwave alert as temperatures throughout England and Wales are predicted to reach their highest level of the year this weekend. (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)

The most annoying thing EVER: Going to McDonald's for their soft serve cones and finding out their ice cream machines are down. It happens A LOT. So often, their official Twitter account is making jokes.

But the people who run McDonald's franchises don't see it as a joke . . . they're losing money when people can't buy ice cream from the broken machines.  And they've decided to take matters into their own hands.

So a bunch of independent franchise owners have formed a team to find new machines that don't break as often.  And once they find a more reliable machine, they'll present it to McDonald's corporate to have it approved.

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