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New York McDonald's Battles Senior Citizen Patrons Influx; Calls Have Increased Since November

Police officers were sent to a Flushing, N.Y. McDonald's, around New Year's Day following a call from the restaurant's general manager about senior citizen patrons reportedly staying at the location from early morning into nighttime hours.

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Cracker Barrel Confirms Permanent Shutdown of Beloved Restaurant Via Voice Message

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JCPenney Unveils $500 Million Reward Scheme for Loyal Customers Nationwide

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