The fiberglass comedian is having his shoes buffed by a "genuine live kid," as the craftsman composes on his site. Today the model is in plain view in the South Bronx; it will "visit the walkway outside an alternate McDonalds' each lunchtime for the following week," as indicated by the site.
As the going with sound aide clarifies, the piece, called "Shoeshine, portrays "the intense figure of Ronald McDonald waving indifferently as his strangely curiously large jokester shoes are buffed to a fine sparkle." You can listen to the sound aide here.
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