no. b-000119-c melinda matthews, individually ) in the district court ...

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1 A I don't know that. When McDonald's started
2 playgrounds, they did it to give the parents a break
3 while their children played. So, the playgrounds were
4 designed to get the parents to come in with the
5 children, not to get the children to come in. It
6 isn't --
7 Q But that was McDonald's?
8 A Well, and I don't know that -- I don't know
9 that -- Well, I know that I don't - and I never have -
10 like the use of the word "lure" in terms of that - in
11 terms of marketing.
12 I think in terms of something like that,
13 it is more to attract the desire of children to come
14 rather than to lure.
15 Q Well, have you seen anything where the word
16 "lure" comes from ADQ?
17 MR. LIGHTY: Object to the form.
18 A Somewhere in the back of my mind there is the
19 words there, but it seems to me that when it is used,
20 it's in the context of a document - some memory of -
21 some of this stuff is clearer to me than others. Seems
22 to me that in the context it is being used as - in a
23 reference to other quick service restaurants that are
24 using it to lure. I don't know that it is used in the
25 sense that the American Dairy Queen is luring. I think