Resistance to advertising normally comes from the consuming public, but here we have a case of a giant corporation rejecting one of their best brand advocates.
from Los Angeles Times: Albert Okura, a businessman who owns and runs Juan Pollo, a chain of Mexican rotisserie chicken restaurants in Southern California operates a quirky museum in San Bernadino. Okura built the museum as a tribute to Ray Kroc, his longtime hero. Kroc opened the first McDonald’s in Des Plaines, Ill. in 1955.
The museum pays tribute to the burger empire that gave the world the Big Mac, McNuggets and the Happy Meal. Inside, visitors can see
