No matter how old you get, McDonald’s is always a go-to comfort food and whether you’re a child yearning for a bright red Happy Meal or an adult who just wants to chill out and avoid making a mess in the kitchen, the Golden Arches have always had our backs.
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Now, McDonald’s is taking it to a whole new level with the launch of their MyMcDonald’s Rewards, a loyalty programme exclusive to the McDonald’s mobile app which rewards customers with points. The points can, in turn, be redeemed for anything from a small fries to a Big Tasty McMenu to a 20-pack of McNuggets.
That’s right… McNuggets… and to make things even more tempting, McDonald’s are gifting customers with a one-time 50-point bonus if they sign up for the programme between July 19 and August 19 2021.
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You can earn loyalty points by scanning the QR code on the ‘Deals’ page every time you visit a McDonald’s outlet. The programme rewards 10 points for every €1 spent and can be redeemed at the front counter, self-ordering kiosks in restaurants, McDrive and also at the McCafé counters.
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The procedure, which is quite complicated, involves cutting through bone and inserting an adjustable ‘nail’, but it is beyond cheap. Mahboubian, a 45-year-old from California, charges up to $75,000 to lengthen femurs, $85,000 tibias and a whopping $155,000 as a combo package.
He claims he has not only made people physically taller, but also help them achieve their lifelong goals. Around a year after the process, patients return to the clinic to have the nails removed, with the patients needing around three to four months after surgery to walk without assistance. They also require six to eight months before they can do any sport.
