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Cancel culture isn’t real life — yet

By Salena Zito
Published September 1, 2019 4:00am ET
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Cancel culture isn’t real life — yet
A sign is seen near a McDonald’s building in Clear Spring, Maryland, a franchise store owned by Stan Neil. | (Salena Zito / Washington Examiner)
A sign is seen near a McDonald’s building in Clear Spring, Maryland, a franchise store owned by Stan Neil.
A sign is seen near a McDonald’s building in Clear Spring, Maryland, a franchise store owned by Stan Neil.

CLEAR SPRING, Maryland — It’s 7 a.m. at the McDonald’s drive-thru just off U.S. 40 as a cheery, freckle-faced server emerges from the side door to deliver an order to a car pulled up to a parking spot in a waiting area.

“Heeeere’s your Egg McMuffin, young lady,” she announces with a broad smile.

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