Every day, there are some wonderful things. No one has the idea of finding McDonald's and suing it. The reason is that McDonald's vanilla ice cream does not contain vanilla. I really refreshed my three views on this issue, but who will win such a lawsuit? Personally, I think McDonald's will win. Let me talk about my personal views and ideas for reference only. 1. Does McDonald's vanilla ice cream have vanilla?

It's like a wife in an old woman's cake. Is it ok to find an old woman's cake and tell others that there is no wife in it? So this problem shows that McDonald's vanilla ice cream has no vanilla, because McDonald's didn't say that its vanilla ice cream is made of vanilla when it was advertised, but it has been advertised as vanilla-flavored ice cream, so there can be no vanilla in vanilla-flavored ice cream, because it's just a taste. It's actually unreasonable to ask McDonald's vanilla-flavored ice cream to have vanilla, because this requirement is met, and maybe the next one will be the old lady's cake. Second, why did you choose McDonald's?

In fact, for this kind of problem, we must find a big enterprise, regardless of the purpose, but if a person finds a small restaurant to make trouble, I don't think it can cause a sensation, so we choose McDonald's, because for whatever purpose, the final result is win-win, because if we win McDonald's, we can get a sum of compensation, but if we don't win McDonald's, we can also get attention, so the question of choosing McDonald's is Iii. Views on this lawsuit

My view on this lawsuit is that McDonald's must win the case. As mentioned above, McDonald's didn't say that there was vanilla in vanilla ice cream. Of course, some people will say that this is a loss of cognition, so what everyone thinks must be right? So McDonald's will definitely win the case. If McDonald's loses the case, I estimate that many people will sue many catering industries for this reason, so that society will not be in a mess. So this is the view of this lawsuit. If McDonald's loses, I may be refreshed. Problem analysis

In all likelihood, McDonald's was sued for other reasons, not because vanilla ice cream has other purposes, so it is an inevitable result for this result. These are my personal views and thoughts for reference only.