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A New Lawsuit May Fix The Broken Ice Cream Machines At McDonald’s For Good

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The ice cream machines at McDonald's unfortunately more than often tend to be broken, but it looks like a lawsuit from a company that wants to fix the problem once and for all may be just what we all need to serve that sweet tooth without any technical issues.

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