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Secret history of how McDonalds brothers lost millions

The family of Dick and Mac McDonald have told how the brothers who started the burger chain were bilked by its ‘founder’ out of a deal which should have made them mega-rich then written out of history.

They have just overhauled the company to try to save its future, but McDonald’s has a past that is far from savory either.

Daily Mail Online can reveal that the restaurant chain was forged on a poisonous row between the two founders and an entrepreneur who was so angry he called them ‘every kind of son of a b**** I could think of’.

Ray Kroc tore into Richard and Maurice McDonald when they demanded $2.7 million for their company in 1961.

He said that he ‘hated their guts’ and was ‘so mad I wanted to throw a vase through a window’ because he felt they had tried to make him fail – and were now ripping him off.

Kroc paid the money and enacted revenge by building a McDonald’s right next to their last remaining restaurant and driving them out of business.

Source: Secret history of how McDonalds brothers lost millions

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