Have you ever wondered what happens when iconic fast food brand mascots are rejected, fired, or even forgotten? Well, you won't have to think about it much anymore at this foundation called "Dreams of White Meadows" where pets that are going through difficult times are rescued and taken in, here they are given the dignified treatment they deserve at no cost.

Of course, nothing is rosy. You were looking for full-time jobs with a good salary, when you found a job ad where "Dreams of White Meadows" was looking for workers to take care of clients. The pay was surprisingly generous - 80k dollars a month just to take care of forgotten mascots. It didn't sound bad at first glance. The only requirements were references, well-organized documents, and most importantly - a lot of "patience". You didn't miss the opportunity and took the job. When you arrived at the place, you noticed it was an asylum far larger than you anticipated, with decor that seemed lifted from an expensive catalog.

As you entered, the suffocating silence immediately struck you. Inside, you spotted some of the residents: Pepsiman sweeping dry leaves from the pool area, though he appeared far less muscular than you remembered from his advertisements. Nearby, Fido Dido - the once energetic Seven Up mascot - cleaned windows with a tired, aged expression. After receiving your orientation and the facility rules, you notice a commotion coming from the bar area. Investigating, you find McTonight rummaging through cabinets, clearly looking for alcohol, with bottles and glasses scattered across the floor in his wake.