The shocking accusations have rocked the fast food industry especially since McDonald’s has long projected itself as a leader in diversity initiatives and as an aggressive recruiter and developer of African American talent and entrepreneurs.īut Domineca Neal and Vicki Guster-Hines, former vice presidents of the fast food chain, allege the discrimination and harassment started and progressive programs came to a screeching halt following a change in corporate leadership at McDonald’s in 2015. However, that image was shattered this year in an explosive lawsuit brought by two African American female executives who claim that under new leadership the company not only deliberately divested from the Black community and businesses, but hurled racist, sexist insults at them including referring to the employees as “niggers” and “angry Black women.”Īdding further injury to the grotesque insults, the women also claimed when they spoke up about such treatment they were demoted, and the perpetrators were promoted. It is a philosophy that helped create a popular narrative and also focus on story that the Chicago-based company was a progressive business and a place where African Americans could grow, find mentors, promotions and economic opportunity. In fact, Gorske has every container and receipt “organized in boxes and pouches by year” - and even keeps tabs on how frequently he devours them on a daily calendar, according to Guinness.For more than 50 years, the McDonald’s Corporation took pride in branding itself as a socially conscious corporation particularly interested in doing business in abandoned and long-ignored Black communities while embracing racial diversity as a critical component of its corporate ethos.
Donald Gorske has been eating Big Macs every day since 1972.ĭespite sounding like a slothful pastime, the retired prison guard takes his high-octane hobby seriously, as he’s kept track of every burger he has eaten since he started.
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At his zenith, Gorske reportedly gobbled a whopping nine of the double-decker burgers every day like a Big Mac Pac-Man. Since that fateful day, the Mickey D diehard has been eating at least two of the 563-calorie noshes on a daily basis, according to Guinness. And, it appears, he has put his money where his mouth is. “In that moment, I said, ‘I’m going to probably eat these for the rest of my life,’ ” recalled Gorske. “I drove straight to McDonald’s, got my first three Big Macs, then got in the car and ate them,” recalled Gorske, whose eating exploits were featured in the 2004 Morgan Spurlock documentary “Super Size Me.”
“When I like something, I stick with it all the time,” Wisconsinite Gorske, 67, told Guinness World Records of the calorie-laden milestone, which was set in motion in 1972 when the Fond du Lac resident tried his first-ever Big Mac. Guinness World Records recognizes Russian YouTuber as making world’s first retractable lightsaberĭonald Gorske has nabbed the world record for most McDonald’s Big Macs eaten after consuming a belly-swelling 32,340 of them. World’s largest vegan burger weighs 358 pounds NY man with record-breaking 864 insect tattoos says he’s ‘afraid’ of bugs Israeli strawberry clocks in as world’s heaviest on record
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