People claim McDonald’s knows something we don’t after opening store in middle of nowhere without electricity

Being one of the most famous and most wide-spread chain of restaurants, McDonald’s is the first choice of many when it comes to fast food.

Most of its restaurants are located in populated areas. Well, nearly all of them.

Recently, McDonald’s sparked controversy after someone noticed they are opening a restaurant at a remote place with no electricity at 8075 Avenue Marcel-Villeneuve in Saint-François, Laval, Quebec.

“Officially open for business. Our staff awaits you at our new restaurant at 8075 Marcel-Villeneuve, Laval,” the restaurant wrote on Facebook.

McDonalds’ Jéremy Lévy shared the excitement over the new location, saying: “I am delighted to be involved with the community of Saint-François on the occasion of this opening. Growing up with a father who is also a McDonald’s franchisee, I have had the opportunity to see him actively involved in the communities in which he operates his restaurants.

“Today, I am very excited to follow in his footsteps and get involved in the same way.”

Hopkins was diagnosed in his 70s with Asperger’s Syndrome

Hopkins was diagnosed in his 70s with Asperger’s Syndrome, a “high functioning” form of Autism. Asperger’s is thought of as a hidden disability because the condition is usually not obvious from outward appearances.

A person with Asperger’s might be seen by others as just quirky, impertinent or a lone wolf.

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