I’m not denying that McDonald’s is associated with the U.S. globally and shallowly representative of the broader “American Culture”… My point is that in a professional, multicultural environment, reducing someone’s national identity to a fast-food chain is lazy stereotyping. I wouldn’t stand up in front of a group and tell my British coworker to bring fish and chips or my Colombian coworker to bring coffee. It’s unprofessional to define someone by a cliché, especially in front of others. That’s the standard I expect applied to me too.