the main reason they probably dont want it yet is a lot of the retards that work there can barely make a normal transaction with cash
they have a lot of people just working summer or casual jobs that dont have clue what thyre doing and the cost to train the ever changing staff in 35,000 branches how to handle a bitcoin tranaction at this time probably doesnt seem worth it in a cost/ reward ratio
hopefully the will see it and embrace it but i dont think a corporation that size will jump in for just a few potential users
any extra burgers they would sell in btc at the moment would not cover the staff training at this point IMO so it would have to be a "for the future " to get it installed
Honestly, this is probably one of the most logical responses here.
Most cashiers these days can't count out change, and they're only interested in a few months of work, not being a full time employee, often due to school restrictions. So the cost of training the cashiers would be completely wasted, and there would be a small ROI with the proportional users of Bitcoin in comparison to the population that uses cash/credit/debit.
As great as it would be to have such a company start accepting Bitcoin, with both the social and financial implications, I (and many other people in this thread) think that the possibility of such a thing happening is really low.
