5 Ways My Life Would Totally Change If I Won a McGold Card

This is a sponsored post in partnership with The Network Niche Influencer Agency and McDonald’s.

Some say it’s part urban legend, and others part myth for the ages. The highly coveted and sought after McGold Card was gossiped about, but never seen—that is until now. The McGold Card is now being offered as a grand prize to one lucky winner, and with it, McDonald’s for life. And what’s more, I’ve got my eyes on the prize!

How can you win one, you ask? It’s pretty simple. All you have to do is place a mobile order through the McDonald’s app Mobile Order and Pay. Customers can get one entry per day from 8/10-8/24. Once your order is picked up at your selected McDonald’s location, you are automatically entered to win.

This busy mama who is always on the go shuffling work and kids and such, so I am all for convenience. With McDonald’s Mobile Order and Pay via their app (on iOS and Android), I can order freshly made food for the fam, pick it up without leaving my car at the Curbside Pickup or in the drive thru, or inside the restaurant, and enjoy it in the comfort of our home.

Which is why entering to win is so easy!

I am so excited about the possibility of winning this gold prize that I am sharing five ways my life would totally change if I won a McGold Card.

Here we go….

I would be the envy of my friends

If I were to win the McGold Card and be on superstar status, I know my friends would be a little jelly. I mean, the McGold Card is one of the most exclusive things one can have on the planet, so I know my girls would feel some kind of way if I won. They’ll get over it, though.

More money for manis and pedis

The money I would save by getting free McDonald’s for life would allow me to spend more on manis and pedis and makeup, and all of those girlie things that may a woman feel and look gorgeous.

Best mom ever

I would also be on favorite mom status because I would own a treasure that money can’t even buy. Move over Cardi B, okkkurrrrr.

No guesswork

The discussion about dinnertime selections when picking up food would be nil. From then on, it would be “you get McDonald’s, you get McDonald’s” ala Oprah. Ah, the easy life.