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Go to YouTube and do some searches on "McDonald's overseas advertisements" or similar searches and find an example of a funny advertisement that McDonald's has done overseas. You may also find some videos of menu items that you can find at an overseas McDonald's, or some McDonald's advertisements in the country (Columbia) that you are studying.
Choose a video or two that you think is the funniest or most interesting. Then explain the advertisement in the context of why you think McDonald's has chosen a strategy of product and advertising adaptation and how effective do you think the foreign advertisements that you've seen have been.

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The following is a funny McDonald's advertisement from Japan. I was not able to find any McDonald's advertisements from Columbia.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8y-H6onUsQg

The video shows two men on a crowded bus. One man (who appears rather hefty) is carrying a container of McDonald's fries, and is falling asleep. The other man reaches for a French fry. ...

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