Pēdējais "Big Mac" un saldskābā mērcīte par astoņiem eiro. Kā Krievijas iedzīvotāji reaģē uz "McDonald's" slēgšanu?

8. martā "McDonald's" paziņoja, ka turpinās maksāt algas saviem 62 000 darbinieku Krievijā. Ātrās ēdināšanas restorāns ir uz laiku slēdzis arī 100 restorānus Ukrainā un turpina maksāt algas darbiniekiem. 

Ļaudis sociālajos tīklos dalījās ar fotogrāfijām no garajām rindām pie Krievijas galvaspilsētā esošajiem "McDonald's". 

In #Russia, people lined up at McDonalds pic.twitter.com/TQtsxndibi

— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 8, 2022

VIDEO from #Moscow tonight at a McDonalds drive through after the fast food chain said it was pulling out of #Russia. The line of cars stretched almost a half mile. #Ukraine #UkraineRussiaWar #Russia #Putin #UkraineInvasion #Russians pic.twitter.com/i9Ftd3X7HG

— raging545 (@raging545) March 8, 2022

Daži gremdējās atmiņās par pirmo "McDonald's" restorāna atklāšanu Krievijā, kas simbolizējusi dzelzs priekškara krišanu. 

As trivial as it is, McDonalds closing down in Russia is very symbolic. When the first restaurant opened in Moscow in 1990, my parents joined a line of 30,000 people to get in. For most Russians it was the first glimpse of what eating out could be like over the Iron Curtain. pic.twitter.com/CYSlVXTGAu

— Varia Bortsova 🎪 (@variainayurt) March 8, 2022

McDonalds will close down its 850 restaurants and leave Russia. pic.twitter.com/nAk41HKT4f

— Velina Tchakarova (@vtchakarova) March 8, 2022

Thirty years after this iconic picture, McDonalds withdraws from Russia pic.twitter.com/SeoGX1mvhi

— Samuel Ramani (@SamRamani2) March 8, 2022

McDonalds closing its restaurants in Russia and pausing operations as result of Ukraine invasion is deeply symbolic.

The arrival of the famous Golden Arches in Moscow’s Pushkin Square on 31 January 1990 was a sign of thawing Cold War relations. Now firmly back in deep freeze. pic.twitter.com/wl0aPmb5bD

— Pippa Crerar (@PippaCrerar) March 8, 2022

First and last #russia #McDonalds pic.twitter.com/g108w6QQBV

— Alessandro Righi (@AleRighiNP) March 8, 2022

Maskavas iedzīvotāji tirgoja "McDonald's" produktus, kuru cena sasniedza pat 290 eiro. Mērcītes, kas ierasti maksā centus, tika tirgotas par 1000 Krievijas rubļiem, kas ir aptuveni astoņi eiro. 

Loving it ? Moscow fans of #McDonald's are selling their leftover hamburger meals for up to 50,000 rubles (290 euros) after the US fast food chain shut. pic.twitter.com/rPjtsb7MFt

— Jason Corcoran (@jason_corcoran) March 9, 2022

People in #Moscow sell online sweet-and-sour sauce from #McDonald's. pic.twitter.com/IDRinFukcL

— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 9, 2022