Sooo, can I snag the fancy snack?
Emily Cooper’s ex, Doug, calls from Chicago and announces that he’s been named the Associate Manager of Global Partnerships for McDonald’s. He reveals that Mickey D’s is searching for a marketing firm in France to launch a fancy new snack named the “McBaguette” — and he wants to give the account to our leading lady.
Emily has trouble pitching the client to Sylvie, considering she doesn’t consider the Golden Arches luxe enough — but after Gabriel takes her to lunch atAlthough the presentation doesn’t go *exactly* as planned for Emily, Sylvie, Julien, and Luc, we simply cannot stop thinking about the McBaguette. Turns out, the savory snack is real and can be purchased at McDonald’s throughout France. The sandwich is a French spin on the classic hamburger with two hamburger patties, lettuce, Swiss cheese, and mustard on a crispy baguette.
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