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This. Abdul is wrong about so much, but at least he actually has a pragmatic side.
A non-doctrinaire host? You know, someone not so soothing to the mindless Republican partisan which populate the programming of WIBC?
There area already McDonald's downtown. There are no longer any of them in the very core, but there used to be and they closed. No developer would turn away a deep pocket business who wanted to pay the rent. McDonald's spends hundreds of millions of dollars on market research and locates its stores where they are wanted. "Business customers" who work downtown and want to eat at McDonald's go to the existing ones nearby. McDonald's has decided these stores meet the existing demand. For the most part, a developer doesn't really care who locates in his development, so long as they pay the rent, it is the retailers who decide where they wish to locate.
Aside from maybe Race Day, parking in downtown Indy is NEVER impossible. People are just lazy and want suburban conveniences.