jack112  +  90826 Sun, 17 Apr 05 12:44 PM http://www.news1130.com/news/business/article.jsp?content=b041604A Another reason for McDonald's success: It was well-positioned for America's changing lifestyle. In the '50s, as more Americans were climbing into cars, McDonald's was there to satisfy the demands of a busier, more mobile country. Later, as more women went to work and mothers were increasingly hustling kids to after-school events, McDonald's told busy parents: You Deserve a Break Today. 1. McDonald's told busy parents: You Deserve a Break Today. (How come they didn't use qutation marks?) Like this: 2. 1. McDonald's told busy parents: "You Deserve a Break Today". Thanks. jack112 Joined on Thu, Jul 22 2004 Regular Member 715 Articles

	lookfar  +  91577 Tue, 19 Apr 05 07:54 PM -casual oversight is my guess... the quotes would speak directly to the intent therein ...and yet- suppose the lack of quotes to be- perhaps a glib lack of acknowledgment to that which was so overly quoted in the first place? lookfar Joined on Tue, Apr 19 2005 SF Bay area Junior Member 69