That's crazy. Where do you live?
With regard to breakfast, I'm surrounded by dozens of diners and other independently owned family-style restaurants that make a great breakfast. McDonalds is a last resort. Maybe if I'm driving cross-country, I'll stop in for an Egg McMuffin at an interstate rest stop if there are no other options. Otherwise, I would hardly consider them a viable breakfast restaurant.
My location is given in my profile.
We've had the same MCD family franchise owner here for over 50 years and I've been a customer for most of those. Never had the need to lodge a complaint. Actually, we have no problem with hygiene or sanitation in any of the quick service restaurants, and many of the employees are kids working their way through college or older people. No problem demographics of any kind. My city was rated "best place to raise children" just a few weeks ago -- I can't find the link at the moment but in 2012 was rated 2nd by Kiplinger:
Richland (Washington) is almost the best place in the U.S. to raise children, according to the current online issue of Kiplinger.com magazine.Richland's rating -- based the number of public parks and playgrounds, how much money is spent on educating children, income levels and affordability and other factors -- put it at No. 2, right behind Omaha, Neb.