Compare And Contrast Lincoln Memorial And Mcdonalds

A McDonald’s is quite different from the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Both places have different purposes. For example, A McDonald’s purpose is to serve fast food while the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool serves as an outlook from the Lincoln Memorial. However, they do have a similarity: the intended audience of both is anyone around the D.C area. But, the reactions that each place cause are very much different. The dirtiness and fast movements causes people at McDonalds restaurants to act disgusted, impatient, and hurried. Whereas, in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, the open space, and serenity, causes people to feel relaxed and take their time.
While I was at McDonalds I wanted to leave because being in a dirty place truly made me sick. On the other hand, while I was at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool I wanted to stay there forever. I felt comfortable in staying at the Reflecting Pool because I knew that most people stayed there for a while to talk/bond with whoever accompanied them or just observe the place. Yet, at McDonalds I felt obligated to leave after 30 minutes since everyone either got their food and left of ate their food and left.
As soon as I walked in the McDonald’s you could see that for the most part the restaurant was all brown. The floors were brown, the walls were brown, and so were the
However, when observing in the the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pools the emotions were the complete opposite! The Lincoln Memorial Reflection Pool consists of three breathtaking things. First, you have the Lincoln Memorial that contains a statue of Abraham Lincoln sitting down with the scripture of the Emancipation Proclamation in the back. In front of the Lincoln Memorial there is a long pool with the sight of the Washington Memorial. In the place, there is trees on the sides of the pool. For the most part, this place is really opened and