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Burger King Dresses Up as McDonald's for Halloween Your move Golden Arches.

By Nina Zipkin

entrepreneur daily

It wouldn't be Halloween without some mischief, and Burger King pulled off a pretty effective trick on its rival fast food franchise.

A Burger King location in Rego Park, N.Y. decided to get into the spooky spirit of the season by crafting a ghostly McDonald's get up complete with a feisty sign that reads "Booooo! Just kidding, we still flame-grill our burgers. Happy Halloween."

Related: Burger King Gets Burned in Twitter Duel With Wendy's

The internet seemed pretty impressed by the chain's Halloween chutzpah and awarded this round to Burger King. There's still time for McDonald's to make a move, but we may be waiting until Christmas to see what the Golden Arches has in store.

Nina Zipkin

Entrepreneur Staff

Staff Writer. Covers leadership, media, technology and culture.

Nina Zipkin is a staff writer at Entrepreneur.com. She frequently covers leadership, media, tech, startups, culture and workplace trends.

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