Mcdonald'S

This McDonald's is spacious with lots of parking. I like going here because it feels relaxed.

Good service for a McDonald's, I find it much more professional than some others. Food is always good, and the restaurant got some renovations, so it looks really nice.

It's McDonald's, so the menu and food items are consistent with other locations in Canada. This location is usually pretty clean and quiet. It's next to a liquor store, so this location is great for getting a quick bite before heading to a party.

WHATEVER Essential Question: What does the matrix suggest to you about the ways in which individuals respond to the conflict between illusion and reality?

In our creative assignment, we made another allegory of the cave, in this, we had a small civilization living on an island, surrounded by an ocean thinking they were as free as can be. But in reality, just offshore there is a wall blocking their path to leave, a giant dome. This small civilization was completely oblivious to what was happening around them. In our allegory, we did this to make it similar to the matrix, in a way where they feel like they are as free as can be, but in reality, they are prisoners trapped in this fake reality subject to not having truth and knowledge of what life is actually like. They feel this way because they were born on the island and have lived their entire life where this prison is their home, and which is all they have known their whole life.Essential Question: What does the matrix suggest to you about the ways in which individuals respond to the conflict between illusion and reality?

In our creative assignment, we made another allegory of the cave, in this, we had a small civilization living on an island, surrounded by an ocean thinking they were as free as can be. But in reality, just offshore there is a wall blocking their path to leave, a giant dome. This small civilization was completely oblivious to what was happening around them. In our allegory, we did this to make it similar to the matrix, in a way where they feel like they are as free as can be, but in reality, they are prisoners trapped in this fake reality subject to not having truth and knowledge of what life is actually like. They feel this way because they were born on the island and have lived their entire life where this prison is their home, and which is all they have known their whole life.

On top of that the world they are living in is nearly perfect, especially compared to the world out past the dome. They have no reason to leave this place even if they knew about the dome. We put these details in our allegory to setup a basic understanding between illusion and reality to the fact that we accept and believe the real world or the fake world we are given and meant to see, feel, hear. Now about halfway through our allegory, we have set it up that one individual would escape and be free from the dome. We picked a specific individual that had a feeling that something was wrong with his life, that something was missing from his life. That prisoner would escape from the dome and have an incredibly hard time in the real world in the allegory this is because the individual has never faced any trials in his life because he came from a perfect world. In this real world, there are deadly diseases, natural disasters, and wars, the clouds have turned black and have erupted with constant storms where the sun's light cannot shine through.

This was put together so that it symbolizes how hard it is to live an entire life in a fake world and just give it all up and learn everything he knew to be true was fake, this just shows that things don't seem as they are that In The Matrix a similar scenario could be when Morpheus offered Neo two pills a blue one and a red one one could show him the truth he had been searching for and the other could keep him inside The Matrix. The two pills represent a choice, a choice to leave fantasy land or stay, both of these choices had to be decided on by the individual.

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Probably one of the best newly designed mcdonalds inside, however the service was outstanding. The manager, David v?(i believe) amazing young gentlemen, super friendly and even came by after food was served to let us know he accidentally charged us for a extra pop (which was a $1) rectified the situation like we were at a fancy restaurant-- let alone McDonald's. Can't believe I'm writing a review for McDonald's, but it's definitely deserving. Management, hold on to that guy as long as you can before he goes on to be prime minister!

Usually great service a friendly smile and if you like to chat the crew will do so with you

Best run McDonald I have been too. The staff is all young and amazingly mature and friendly for their level of work. One of the only fast food locations I would ever go out of my way to support! Thank you!

While the renovations are lovely along with the staff it falls short in terms of service. I'm not too sure why the service has slacked compared to previous years but I'm sure it's just a new way of training maybe? Regardless I still love this place for being 24 hours and rarely obnoxiously busy. Great for when I crave randomly at the night hours or need a breakfast to go and nothing's open.

Here is where I get picky with service. From what I've noticed in the last year it takes about 10 minutes to get a 24 piece nuggets and they seem to never have apple pies??? Off time it takes even longer to get a combo of fries and nuggets, which is kinda crazy but I'm sure it has to do with freshness? At least their burgers are still fairly quick to get but not as quick as the wendys next door if you watch the neighbouring restaurant waiting in the drive thru.

Usually get through it really quickly but their coffee made me sick a few times