The McFarthest spot

[Barrister]

In the UK (or the north at least) it's Greggs which is everywhere. Sometimes you have two of them on the same street even

In Vancouver Jacob pointed out to me a place where there were two Starbucks across the street from each other. 

[DisturbedPervert]

Ah, but those were Canadian McDonald's you saw.  Very different than your American ones. 

The McMoose is delicious. 

[Ed Anger]

In the UK (or the north at least) it's Greggs which is everywhere. Sometimes you have two of them on the same street even

In Vancouver Jacob pointed out to me a place where there were two Starbucks across the street from each other. 

Thankfully, the decline of Starbucks is weeding that shit out.

[The Brain]

[Darth Wagtaros]

McGriddles are incredibly good.  If only they weren't the food equivalent of a H-Bomb.

[lustindarkness]

That is a beautiful map.

[Ideologue]

Finland sure is lakey.

This isn't really apropos of anything, but is "pre-Columbian" in any wise an adjective that actually applies to coffee?  If so, how do they know?

[garbon]

It would be amusing to see just how far you could get from one in Canada. 

Why would that be interesting? I mean, it isn't as if Canadians populate most of Canada's territory.

[Malthus]

It would be amusing to see just how far you could get from one in Canada. 

Why would that be interesting? I mean, it isn't as if Canadians populate most of Canada's territory.

That's why it would be amusing.

[Caliga]

Finland sure is lakey.

It won't be for much longer.  THANKS ALOT, ISOSTATIC REBOUND. 

[Barrister]

It would be amusing to see just how far you could get from one in Canada. 

Why would that be interesting? I mean, it isn't as if Canadians populate most of Canada's territory.

That's why it would be amusing.

Thinking about it, the furthest sport from a McD's is almost certainly Alert, Nunavut, on the northern tip of Ellesmere Island.  Nearest McD would be Yellowknife, a couple thousand klicks away.

[sbr]

In the UK (or the north at least) it's Greggs which is everywhere. Sometimes you have two of them on the same street even

It's like Starbucks out here in Oregon; there are many intersections with a Starbucks at multiple corners.  I think I remember seeing a strip mall that had two Starbucks in it; one inside the grocery store and a stand alone store at the other end of the mall. 

[Josephus]

I'd love to try some Mc Baby Seal up in Nunavut.

[garbon]

That's why it would be amusing.

To know that Canada is irrelevant? Not amusing...sad maybe.

[Agelastus]

In the UK (or the north at least) it's Greggs which is everywhere. Sometimes you have two of them on the same street even

It's just a shame that Greggs food is so shit, or, at least, that is true of where I live.