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6:23Now Playing"We recently found a McDonald's in Taiwan with cashiers who served customers in ultra-cute pink maid uniforms, but apparently that was just the beginning. Not happy with just catering to McDonald's customers with maid fetishes, this particular McDonald's has been branching out and workers were seen wearing the iconic Japanese-style schoolgirl outfit, knee-high stockings and cat ears. These cat-eared Sailor Moon-inspired costumes were a big hit and have left netizens all over the world wanting more!
On December 26, workers at the McDonald's branch in front of Taipei Station were seen wearing a white-trimmed black miniskirt and Japanese-style schoolgirl uniforms with a red tie and black knee-high stockings. And since that wasn't enough, they also donned a set of cat ears.
Previously, workers wearing the maid uniforms greeted customers by calling them "master" and using other maid-like phrases. But this time, while wearing the schoolgirl outfits, they very politely thanked each customer by calling them their mentor or senior as if the customer was an older student at the same school."* Ana Kasparian, Jimmy Dore (TYTComedy), Ben Mankiewicz (Turner Classic Movies) and John Iadarola (TYT University) break it down on The Young Turks.
*Read more here from Scott R Dixon / Rocket News:
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