But as my dad (a reformed dirtbag) recently explained to me, the issue with McDonald's is that fast food joints in major metropolitan areas are inherently depressing as fuck.
METROPOLITAN The Neighborhood Joint column in some editions last Sunday, about the Modern Art Foundry in Astoria, Queens, referred incorrectly to a program there in which Victor Velastegui teaches high school and college students.
The city has undertaken a large-scale program of road improvements, the centrepiece of which is the Bruce Woodbury Beltway, constructed as a joint venture with other municipalities in the metropolitan area.
Within the nation's largest metropolitan area, the New York City area, a joint replacement runs anywhere between $15,000 and $155,000.
This study comprised a cohort of patients awaiting joint replacement at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Victoria, Australia (a large metropolitan public teaching hospital).
The Metropolitan police commissioner, Sir John Stevens, and Toby Harris of the Metropolitan police authority last week published a joint letter with the mayor calling for a route change next year.
The Global Librarian is a joint publication from two New York-based library organisations, the Association of College and Research Libraries (Greater New York Metropolitan Area Chapter) and the Metropolitan New York Library Council.
Results obtained by applying the joint estimator to the IEEE 24-bus test system and to a real metropolitan system in Southern Brazil are reported in the paper.
In addition to movie theaters, the trust also owns a metropolitan ski area, wineries, vineyards and a 50% interest in a joint venture that owns 12 public charters schools located in seven states and the District of Columbia.
The individual metropolitan boroughs resumed most services which were provided at county level or through joint bodies such as the West Midlands Passenger Transport Authority.
Recent advances in transportation geography demonstrate the ability to compute a metropolitan scale metric of social interaction opportunities based on the time-geographic concept of joint accessibility.
