McDonald’s Japan comes out happy meals with Pokemon cards after becoming greed

Tokyo – McDonald’s Japan canceled the Happ Meal campaign that came with the desired Pokemon cards, and an apology after the sellers rushed to buy meals and then ignore food, leaving garbage outside the stores.

The meals, called happy groups in Japan, were for children. They came with a game, such as small Picco plastic, and Pokemon card. They sold in one day, according to Japanese media reports.

Lost food hills are found near the stores.

“We do not believe in abandoning and eliminating food. This position contradicts our long philosophy that we cherish as a restaurant” to provide an enjoyable experience for eating for children and families. “The company said in a statement on Monday that we are sincerely accepting that our preparations were not enough.

McDonald’s said it is working on ways to prevent such a situation again, such as limiting the number of meals that everyone can buy and end orders online. She may deny the service to customers who fail to adhere to the rules.

The company said: “We pledge to return to the basics of what lies behind the happy group, which is related to helping to bring smiles to families so that we can contribute to the health development of children’s hearts and children’s bodies, who are our future.”

Pokemon’s collection is common among adults and children in many places, with the sale of the most popular cards for $ 1,000 or more.

Large crowds were seen unusually flowing to McDonald’s stores when meals were sold with Pokemon cards. The cards were later reselling up to tens of thousands of yen (hundreds of dollars) online.

According to AFP AFP, people flocked to the social media from long lines in McDonald’s ports, with unconfirmed images of plastic bags full of burgers and fried potatoes.

Some called it “unlawful meals”.

One of them said: “I could not buy a happy meal for my daughter because of these people.”

Another said: “I am sure of the adult Pokemon lovers who really want the cards, but these sellers are really embarrassing.”

McDonald’s has sold happy meals for more than 40 years. In Japan, they usually sell for 510 yen ($ 3.40).