Whether it is a cultural diffusion or a cultural drift, glad McDonald's has his own way--a unique perspective so to speak. I call it a shared worldview out of cultural sensitivity both by an insider and an outsider. Grad school had taught me a lot about Intercultural Studies, but it didn't stop there because reality started the moment I left the training ground as a life-time intercultural educator. I failed a million times--many of which hard knocks occurred. That's how I found something out the hard way. It was actually an agenda to thrive in the end. Sensitivity doesn't limit only one side of the coin--both insiders and outsiders have a part to take.
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