McDonald’s CEO Says Mother’s Etiquette Lessons Led to Infamous Burger Bite in Viral Video
In a humorous turn of events, Chris Kempczinski, CEO of McDonald’s, has revealed that his mother’s etiquette lessons are to blame for an awkward on-camera moment that left many viewers in stitches. The incident occurred during a taste test of McDonald’s new Big Arch burger in February, which Kempczinski participated in and shared with the public.
According to a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, Kempczinski explained that his mother had instilled in him the habit of never speaking with his mouth full, a rule that he allegedly followed during the taste test. Unfortunately, this good manners tip didn’t quite translate to making for good social media content. The seemingly tiny bite of the burger sparked widespread ridicule online, with many viewers finding the moment awkward or even comical.
Kempczinski’s attempt to eat the Big Arch burger on camera was part of McDonald’s marketing efforts to promote the new menu item. However, the unintended outcome of the taste test quickly went viral and became a subject of interest for many social media users. As of now, there are no indications that the fast-food giant has any immediate intentions to recreate the scene.
In an effort to redeem himself, Kempczinski recorded another video of himself eating the Big Arch burger. This second attempt has seemingly brought an end to the recent ridicule he faced following the initial incident. By owning up to the awkward moment and poking fun at himself, Kempczinski has taken a lighthearted approach to the situation and demonstrated the importance of not taking himself too seriously.
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