What's the actual reason to take McD's to court over this?
Lawyer likes money, wants more of it. Most humans are similar, but one profession can file a claim in court for a bunch of folks who aren't even paying them and sometimes earn money from it.
Maybe he believes it will take a change in the state law to allow, but he'll surely get some notice by those who have issues along civil rights lines. As red state privacy bills are crafted by paranoid right wingers I'd wouldn't discount that it'd take a change in law to allow.
Retirement is a personal version of Universal Basic Income you spend a lifetime building for yourself; then if enough it becomes 'generational wealth'. The math for a real UBI works, in part because we can just collapse most social programs into it and even remove some regulation around minimum pay. Also because it creates dignified workers, who can take the time to raise families and/or build skills.
The thing that right wingers never get is the only place where it really matter that you 'own property or investments' is in that courthouse you all despise.
We have a major, often ruling, political party which has decided to call into question, when it suits their campaigns, the conclusions of good peer reviewed science with nothing but innuendo. Plenty of people who know it's bullshit still vote for them because they see it as their identify.
Newt Gingrich convinced me that voting for any Republican was an irresponsible activity, Trump has shown it to be an irredeemable act of evil.
The system was down for backups from 5am to 10am last Saturday.