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Yea hold my camera amber

Amber can buy her own cigarettes!!!

yeah sure but can't leave the tree because building more big

Excellent recommendation

I guess it's for recycling, sorting out the different materials right there

Because demo has to be sorted before it can be dumped. A painful lesson most people learn while remodeling after they filled the bed of a pick-up and took off for the dump.

You can see the m logo at 12 minutes in definitely a McDonald's

@@cod_joker_4205 I didn't notice that. You're right.

It certainly had a Wendy's style greenhouse. Ironically, I came here from a video of a Wendy's being demolished.

That's not just little boys. I'm 47 and this is still on my bucket list. :)

Good luck with that destroyed mc Donalds

Great memories for me too. My parents would go there and we would hang out in dad's 66 Mustang Fastback munching burgers and fries in the parking lot. I think a regular cheeseburger at our local McDonalds at that time costs like 25 cents.

Had to be taken out

Sure thing tree hugger

@@stevengrimes2115 Try breathing without them! We should be planting 2 trillion trees to replace the ones that we cut down in the last 200 years. Just in the US we're losing 36 million urban trees per year. That's why the earth can't even breathe without its lungs.

That looked more like a Wendy's store then McDonalds store

What a waste of a beautiful tree surely they could have demolished the building with out ripping tree to bits just what we need when we are crying out for replanting cut down a big mature tree of course money is always key and as long as these idiot have enough beer money it dont matter

Nah dude it was a former rax roast beef

​@@gtnighty7729 WHERE'S THE BEEF?!?

Can't safe everything the Glass was not worth saving

Someone could have used that for a sunroom.

Glass can’t be reused for anything else as it’s already been cut for those types of windows, you obviously aren’t a very smart person if you can’t figure that out 😂

@@Cooke125 Lmao right

@@Cooke125could be repurposed for green houses or maybe a garage window, but realistically it should have been taken to recycling along with the bricks, wood, so many things that were just sent to a landfill instead of being recycled or reused, but that’s I guess the ‘Mercian way 🤷‍♂️

architecture of that resturaunt is important

honestly it is sad to see architectural history get erased but in this world money is king and we cant keep anything nice, probably fun as hell to knock it down though

@@circleinforthecube5170 Thanks for comment. I too hate seeing classic buildings demolished for something new. Many times old structures need TLC. Years ago I worked for Coldwell Banker in an affluent city. Lots of multi-million dollar mansions there. Great views also. I toured some of them when there were Open Houses. Sometimes, house was old, but the building lot had million dollar views. People bought these, knocked them down then build new mansion.

@@SJR_Media_Group architecture in general if it was built before 1999 it probably is a nice building,not so much after

@@circleinforthecube5170 Thanks for comment. Do you remember when we built things like the Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building? Both were done in Art Deco Style. Both used natural stone products like Granite, Marble, Slate, Brick, and Stainless Steel. Even the little town I live in has an old brick 12 story building done in Art Deco. Every time I go there on business, I am floored with the beauty before my eyes.

@@SJR_Media_Group art deco is nice but i feel like the 70s-80s skyscrapers are worth applauding too, the works of mies van der rohe are simply beautiful and there is beautiful 70s splitlevels and cedar contemporaries all over my town

fuck you, mcdonalds is the best

@@jessicacon McDonald’s is disgusting.

No dumpsters

It there job there boss might of told them.

Not this one

your country sounds like a Crum hole glade were free here. 🤣

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The operator was trying to separate the materials for recycling, which is easier to do now than manually later by labor's, therefore cheaper costs. You can see another example of this as he separated metal into its own piles too

Me too!

I’ve always have wondered what those who build think when their work is demolished. You took it well!

Because they had to

@@nickpatrick1636 Why?

@@nickhale2900 because they can that’s why, if it’s in the way it has to come down, it would’ve been brought down anyway as something was obviously gonna be rebuilt in its place

@@Cooke125 That's not obviously true. Planners often incorporate existing trees into the lot plan when suitable.

To make mc toothpicks

lot more common then you think it is actually.

You obviously don't live in America. And, if you do, you've clearly never had to go through the process of bringing construction demo to a dump site. But, yeah, America bad and all that internet rah rah...

I'm a contractor, i dont take big jobs like this, mostly little ones with small excavators. But our local disposal site charges 120/ton for mixed construction debris, but they charge only 70/ton for clean wood, and 20/ton for bricks, tile, or masonry. Consiring the big price difference, and how many tons of materials there is to dump on this job, separating materials for recycling makes a lot of sense economically.

Architecture and colors match Wendy's

@@JamesDsNuts right everyone knows what old Wendys and what an McDonald's looks like with the infamous roof

We had a McDonald’s that was that way from 1974 to 21 or 22( I forgot ok?)I loved it when I was young and had the play place but it got knocked down and has a boring cookie cutter one in its place.

...sewage?

When was McDonalds known as an ethical company of any type?

@@BillionairesArentYourFriends Years ago, they were. In the late 90s (roots)/early 2000s, they went too big, and became too fancy.

@@mrnasty02106 Ah yes, the days when they were called out for: Using lead paint in their toys Finding beef in US French fries, despite claims that the fries were vegetarian Using a beef flavoring during the production of fries to get around that dumb little loophole of vegans not wanting beef Not paying minimum wage Putting extra sugar into coke Being questionably racist Denies deforestation issues until a literal court case makes them address it (Steel and Morris) Serving literal boiling coffee so hot that multiple times the health department tried to tell them to stop (we all know that one, but did you know it was still BOILING?) Yeah, not too sure about those golden days. You can't actually think that, can you? That they weren't greedy snakes then?

Turn the glass enclosure into an attached greenhouse, grow some vegies and herbs!!!!

@@newjerseybill3521 Lol, all the glass for my greenhouse is from shopping centers that were slated for demo. If I had to buy that glass it would be insanely expensive.

@@genefogarty5395 Exactly, the three R,s Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle. :)

@@newjerseybill3521 My mom was a huge recycler, composted all our food scraps, used swing sets from the garbage for hanging tomato plants, rainwater harvesting for gardening irrigation. I even heat my greenhouse with free woodchips that local companies throw away. I remember reading about Dennis Weaver's earth ship project as a kid back in the '70s, heat and cooling from the earth and aquaculture where the fish waste fed the plants and vice versa. Most people just want shiny new crap to prove they make a bunch of money and to keep up with the Joneses. I saw a 8x12 greenhouse on Amazon for 8k dollars, mine is 16x40 and cost maybe 2k, it's paid for itself 20x over with the produce I've sold. Cheers! My brother's in Jersey BTW, he's one of the Joneses, lol.

Recycling has to be cost effective. To disassemble this store piece by piece so you can recycle individual items would cost a fortune and take forever. They did separate the metals for scrap though.

a what

tree is likely in the way of crapdonalds grand plan of a new building.

Applebee's has Rats 🐀 😆

Looked like a Wendy’s with its sunroom

I Found a whole Rat in my Cob salad!

The structure used to be a Rex Roast Beef restaurant and McDonald's turned the building into a McDonald's restaurant.

Cool

Obviously the emphasis was on reclaiming the materials for recycling.