Everything you remember about…Fast Food 

To me the quality of food will never be the same.

Very sad how people expect to make a livable wage AND be docile and subservient to rude customers. MAGA

@@coolbuffdad Yeah, the minimum wage is a joke. It hasn't AT ALL kept up with inflation. Those people work for slave wages. The whole world is eliminating the Middle Class.

You're confusing the promotional images of smiling employees in these videos with real life. Good customer service at fast food restaurants has always been rare.

@@darrenh85It's been a very long time since customer service was good. I was hungry recently and decided to go to McDonald's. I went through the drive thru and the kid said to wait out in the lot and someone will bring the food to you. After 20 minutes, I went inside and they forgot my order, so I waited another 10 minutes before it was finally ready. They screwed up my order and I just left w/o causing a scene.

And at Subway the 1904 NY subway line maps as wallpaper.

Yes. Wendy's even had it in Frankfurt Germany in the late 70s and 80's. 😊

They still have them at one near me.

I was going to mention the tables at Wendy's as well.

Same! They had ashtrays too.

Still have them in Hawaii

Yes it was fryed. They still have them in Hawaii

Biting into one too quick before it cooled. You only made that mistake once. lol

@@afitz34 you got that right!!!

Fried apple pies are why I like Popeyes. They have them.

I was thinking 🤔 the same thing 😅!!!!

They were freaking fabulous back in the day. I'd get mine with TRIPLE MUSTARD!!! 😋🥲😛

I wonder if people's hands were smaller back then.

Me Too Buddy They We Big Back Then And Tastier

@@aartmark I just miss, the REAL times, when boys, were REALLY boys, and girls were REALLY girls, and there was no confusion, or mental illness, when it came to using public bathroom.

I worked for Mcdonald's in the 90's and in the early 90's we had the cardboard ring but I think we started to use the styrofoam box or was it the paper I can't remember lol I do know that in the early 80's the guater pounders used a styrofoam box.

Over 6 Billion served on the marquee out front.

I remember the cardboard ring back when Big Macs were indeed, big. Have you seen the puny, down-sized excuse for a Big Mac lately? Pathetic. Mr. Delligatti is surely turning over in his grave about that one.

@@Tomatohater64 I hadn't been to a McDonald's in several years so a couple of years ago I went to McDonald's and ordered a Big Mac a Quarter Pounder a Regular Hamburger and Fries I didn't finish any of it, have not been back.

@@besttimes3248 I can't blame you. Fast food in general really sucks now as the quality of the food is an afterthought. 😒🙄

Hahaha! Who'd ever think a bun would look fluffy?! Maybe "spongy", lol! I used to tease my mom when she'd call them hotdog & hamburger "buns." No mom, they're ROLLS! Hahaha!

Dukes of Hazzard instead

For the 23 people who died in the 1984 McDonald's Massacre, certainly! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Ysidro_McDonald%27s_massacre

@@ko7577 Even though we all are absolutely sickened by what happened to them, I don't think this is the right place to force that memory. Try the police from that area.

I only got McD when I went with my friend and his family. Maybe a couple of times a year.

In High School, when we went to funerals, parades, or to perform at Sporting events, the Marines always paid for lunch for your JROTC unit. When I was a freshman and sophomore we would stop at a King's Table or similar buffet, but later we went to McDonalds where our $2 meal allowance would get you a Big Mack, Fries, drink and apple pie. Those were the days...

I remember going after Little League games as a kid. Sitting outside with single hamburger, fries and a chocolate shake was so fun. It was hard to believe later on that you could go “inside” a McDonalds and sit down and eat.

😅😅😅😅​@@rogerwilcojr

@@canamrider07 Sweet comments. I used to love to take my dog to McDonald's. I'd only let her have the hamburger patty so she could fill up on french fries. She loved McDonald's french fries.💓🍔🐕🍟💓

For four little double cheeseburgers and a shake at a drive-thru McDonald's, it cost me $18.00 including tax. Those little burgers are for little kids, hence why I bought four, but can 9:06 you believe it? $18.00? That's ridiculous!

@@bobsebring2819 devils PAY! ONLY JESUS CHRIST SAVES!

Too much for me.

@@bobsebring2819I bought 2 egg McMuffins and it was 9.67. Not cheap anymore. Although, it tasted great.

Worked at a McDonald's in summer 1969. The various vibes, tastes and smells of many different stores are in memory from the late 50's to the present.

So true!

This is the trade off of a bigger menu. I wasn’t around in the ‘60s, but from what I gather the menu had hamburgers, cheeseburgers, fries, milkshakes and other beverages. I based this on the Ray Kroc movie, so who knows if it’s a good source. The McDonald’s brothers invited this assembly line system that was innovative at the time but was designed to work with a small menu. McDonald’s started off as more of a traditional restaurant with more options and they got rid of several menu options when they noted the hamburgers were making up the majority of their sales. Something similar happened with the first Dominoes. I was watching the Food That Built America pizza episode. Dominos used to offer pizza and subs. Then they got so busy, they were possibly the first, at least one of the first, to offer pizza delivery. But delivering pizza and different subs was too much to manage and they switched to just pizza.

@@AngelaMastrodonato I just miss, the REAL times, when boys, were REALLY boys, and girls were REALLY girls, and there was no confusion, or mental illness, when it came to using public bathroom.

After the pandemic, even longer than 10 minutes for most places….

​@@AngelaMastrodonatoours had pizza, hot or mild wings and salads.

I remember these too...I really liked Ponderosa and Bonanza which was kind of a spin off or similar place. The buffets were good back then. I think I only ate at Sizzler once but I remember it for sure.

Sizzlers were very popular here in Northern CA. They only closed here during the pandemic. I always enjoyed it.

Yes! I remember both - the local Sizzler where we used to live was where our son learned how to eat fried shrimp! Great salad bar!

We loved going to the city and shopping at the mall, walmart, target, sears, kmart all day on a saturday or sunday in 80s. We eat lunch at mcdonalds then supper afterwards at bonanza. we were poor so that was our once a month vacation. bonanza and ponderosa were owned by same company

Don't forget Steak and Ale and a,steak house that had SaltGrass in the name.

My guess is that in 1965, the adults were feeling the way that we are feeling now. We all long to return to what seems familiar to us.

1960...can't agree more. The cellphone generations. No memories for them when they get old except looking at their cellphones all day.

@@peacefuldaizy5717 Sorry ,but life over all was better in 65 . Families actually ate dinner together and watched TV together and did things together. You have no clue about what you're talking about.

@@freedomrings1420 : I was born in 1967. I know what I'm talking about.

@@peacefuldaizy5717 nope things are different these days, Gen Z and their kids are screwed

That was one of my jobs back on 1982 when I worked at Wendy's,besides making sandwiches. It wasn't a secret then and no one thought much of it.

Ha. So true!!!

I remember when a rumor was started in the late 70's with the beef patties having worms ground into them, there was not an ounce of truth to it.

All U had to do was look. I never had a problem with it.

Idk about that, but the Back to the Future sunglasses and Land Before Time puppets? Classic!

I played my very first video game at Pizza Hut while waiting the 45 minutes or so for my take-out pizza! Thst video game was Pong😅😅😅😅

@@sandybruce9092 A little before my time! 😜 But I definitely played a lot of Spy Hunter and Bad Dudes there!

Yes and you were able to eat inside then too. Nice atmosphere back then.

Chuckee cheese!

Darn toot`in!!

Yep, born in 1969 so I remember the good times of the 70s and 80s. Not only fast food places but arcades were huge...

@@mikeblaz 1975 here. One street downtown city with two arcades: Flynn`s and Zappers (not to mention the awesome marquee theatres Capitol and Lyric and all the wonderful Ma`n`Pa shops, corner stores, old school barber shops, burger joints, and comic book shops!!) I always loved heading to the arcades just to watch people play. I had no money, but watching was free. But Flynn`s holds a special place in my heart because there was this beautiful, teenage, feather-haired, tight jean wearing angel with a quarter dispenser around her waist, who took time to talk to me and knew the poor little scamp that I was and she slipped me a few quarters here and there so I could enjoy the arcade too. Bless her!! Then we got donut shops with table top games in local malls that had a small theatre with $2 Tuesdays, and bowling alleys with kids playing pinball and Black Tiger, with cigarette dispensers - where you pull the clear plastic knob handle - just feet away. All the while league adults getting drunk and throwing spares, not even thinking about us. I`m 47 and going through a mid-life crisis. I don`t want a fast car or a hot chick or re-live my club or university days. I just want to go back to that time for 2 years...but I would settle for a week!!

@@ninjacrumbs Had a $2 small theater near me as well but it was all the time. However they received movies 6months+ after they hit the big theaters. Still cool for only $2. I had a paper route between the age of 11-15 yrs old and I swear 80% of what I made was pumped into arcade games/mall stuff/slices of pizza/pretzels/$2 movies etc..

@@mikeblaz Paperboy here too, brother!! Along with arcades mine went to Ruffles Bacon`n`Cheddar chips, Tim Hortons donuts, and Rambo action figures with mechanically moving arms. Scored a nice, overly heavy, Firefly skateboard for a subscription promotion. But I have a confession that I need to get off my chest. Now, don`t tell anyone...but I had, at times, dumped the flyers that I was supposed to insert. And something awesome just hit me while typing that, something I haven`t thought in decades, is that there was this one old guy on my route that taught me how to whistle. Of course, I couldn`t do it at first, but I practiced on my routes, and I got it...and it was JOYOUS!! We whistled together every time we met thereafter. I delivered to the city`s waterslide/mini golf course/ bumper boats/ go kart baron ie. the only one in our city, who lived amongst the modest, but well enough middle class that was robust during the time and were always apt to take a few minutes to chat with you. And now....we have this society. But on a serious note: do you remember when that poverty inducing, money munching monster known as Dragon`s Lair came out? One dollar for like 2-3 minutes of "I can`t do shit". I got the trilogy on Switch and I still can`t do shit!! What chance did kids have?!?

I totally agree with you!!!

How True

Internet and cell phones have made people less social. People rather text back and forth than actually go out and have fun.

@@mikeblaz yep, everybody being "connected" has made people less social and connected lol

I feel the same way as you do!!!! The quality of food 🥘 has gone downhill!!!! 😢

Remember in the 70s when they had buckets of super yummy barbequed chicken? That was incredible.

That Is So True Can’t Stand Them Anymore Lees Is Better Where I Live

And they were slaughtered correctly, too. No bloody meat and bones. 🍗🐓 Also, the gravy was good, not the goop they put on fake, dry potatoes 🥔 today.

I remember when a bucket of chicken from KFC was actually a bucket of chicken pieces. Now it seems to be a mix of chicken and chicken based snacks.

lard vs vegetable oil. it makes a difference

So true!

They used to fry them in beef fat. That’s what made them so good.

@@martdod Right on!

They used to fried in beef fat. Then the Muslims launched a campaign to change it because of their dietary restrictions. I think in 1980's or 1990's.

The birthday cakes from McDonald’s were the best! Especially the chocolate ones.

There more Ronald McDonald anymore either, he retired in 2016.

I remember the Shakeys near me in Colorado, was snowy one night and we went in and they had the fireplace lit and was really cozy Great memory.

O, I remember Shakey’s - I’d forgotten about them! Good pizza if I remember!

Mojos!

So happy to hear someone else remembers Shakey's Puts all other pizza places to shame.

I'm not sure if it was the atmosphere, the pizza, or both, but Shakeys was 10 times better than Pizza Hut.

I’m pushing 76 in a couple months and yes, the fast food places were few and far between then. Mickey D’s was just about in downtown Phoenix and we were fsr away in the “suburbs” at that time so didn’t get to go much. I went there in the early 70s when I was old enough to drive and own a car!

McDonald's was where we'd get off the Interstate coming home from OKC from drs appointments and getting out of the hospital going home. We'd only go through the drive thru everytime and that was back in the 70's and 80's. Really enjoyed your video!

I worked at a corporate McD sometime around 1987. I was a cook, so I volunteered to take out the trash and mastered eating a discarded (corporate, they toss everything after a certain time) Big Mac in 3 bites.

I remember, as a customer, back in 1981 or 82, McDonald's briefly offered fried shrimp in Maryland. Huge crowds came in for the popcorn shrimp and famous McD fries.

@@MattGrossChannel old beef lard they used instead of the vegetable oils now. Really miss the old fries.

​@Matt , they also had a crabcake sandwich that wasn't too bad but expensive. I believe it was $8.99. Chincoteague McDonald's.

Now their menu might kill you

Sadly 😢

And don't forget bigger too.

I've been eating a lot of pan cooked ground beef with plain white rice mixed in and it cost me about 4 dollars a meal and I like it everytime. If I go to Wendy's it cost me about 11, 12 dollars and I get home ,eat it and think ... that wasn't too good.And because I still workout at 63 I need my protein everyday and I'm getting 3 or 4 times more beef than I would with one hamburger from Wendy's.

@@freedomrings1420 shit yea,I literally just cooked deer and ground meat burgers min ago.

It all goes back to Customer service. If the place is filthy that mean the employess don't care enough about their customers to keep the place clean and orderly. Slow service also...they don't realize that my time is important. It's called "FAST FOOD" for a reason. Good customer service is important.

They closed our and it got remodeled into another starbucks.

@@denisewinant6366 Yeah. I was in a McDonald's recently. It took 20 minutes to serve me two Egg McMuffins (I actually timed it; I was in no rush, since my car was across the street being serviced while I waited). And the last time I was in a Burger King, last year I think, a Quarter Pound King meal took approximately 15 minutes. In neither case, was the restaurant unusually crowded. Although in the case of McDonald's, there was a man from Uber Eats in front of me waiting for a large order he had to deliver to a business.

somethings wrong at BK.

@@valfletcher9285 I just miss, the REAL times, when boys, were REALLY boys, and girls were REALLY girls, and there was no confusion, or mental illness, when it came to using public bathroom.

The Pizza Hut in my town got rid of the salad bar, got rid of the buffet, and altered the menu. That place used to be absolutely bustling during meal times. Now it's a shell of its former self. Last time I went there for lunch there wasn't more than 3 tables in use and only one waitress on duty. Sad to see.

So many Pizza Huts in my area have sadly closed. They all had a dining area. My Dad loves Pizza Hut and every Father's Day I would take him there. More often than not, he and I would be the only ones in the dining room.They just built a new one a few months ago. It's just take out and delivery. I haven't tried it yet, the reviews have been brutal.

That is so cool. In the 70s-80s, we used to get fast food once a week as a family. On regular rotation was McDonald's, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut and KFC. I remember when the pies at McDonald's were fried. I would get cherry and my brother apple.

@@parkcaro Haha, love these comments. My sister & I always wanted my parents to buy a station wagon. (it would have saved us having to draw an imaginary line down the center of back seat to prevent us from clawing each other's eyes out). I love the regular rotation, hahaha! My dad would pile us in the car and we'd drive 40 miles to a delicious (flame-broiled) hamburger-joint (fast-food w/a college education) situated, adjacent to Toronto's Pearson Airport and watch the planes land over our burgers & fries. It was so popular, you could barely find a picnic table to sit at! (My dad wouldn't eat at McDonald's. He called it the Last Chance Saloon...my sister & I loved it...what kid wouldn't)!🍟💓🍔

But at the same time giving them the space and freedom to have adventures on their own (out all day on the weekends, come home when the street lights come on!). Sure they would make mistakes, get hurt, get banged up, but it was all a learning experience.

@@jennifer7330, were the tacos any good? We went a few years ago to get some and they were greasy and not the same, it might just be our location. I know someone that got food poisoning from that Jack in the Box.

I still love Jack In The Box but have to go down to Charlotte, NC to find one. I’ve been eating at TB since about 1963 and still eat those 2 for $$ tacos - no they aren’t for everyone, but I still love them - last time I bought them I laid $1.79 for the same 2! Still cheap though!

@@sandybruce9092, that is super cheap!

I remember Burger Chef...I liked that place!

I loved Burger Chef Best Ever With Their Burger Bar Man What Memories

@@joeyank2451 yea we had one in the mall in Fairview heights IL, where I grew up. When they took it out and replaced it with the "food court" I stopped going .

Burger chef was awesome ! Even better than Burger King back when it was still very good.

I loved Burger Chef and Jeff.

Clearly someone who never watched TV enough to know about the violence of the 80s or the McDonald's massacre in 1984.

@@ko7577 LOL, Tv and the media are the downfall of mankind and you fit right into that spectrum with your lame ass comment, TOOL, go troll someone who cares LIB beetch

58 here and yes I do Long for them

Do you have a Jack styrofoam head for your car antenna?

"Tell us how you like it." "I can't. My mouf is..." 😂

@@toneddef I just miss, the REAL times, when boys, were REALLY boys, and girls were REALLY girls, and there was no confusion, or mental illness, when it came to using public bathroom.

@@YesYou-zy7kp Well, I'm more into the vintage Jack In The Box items. What your referring to I believe was from the 90s. Long after they blew up the classic fun jack who hadn't gone corporate yet.

@@toneddef Ah yes, you know what I'm talking about. I see you've gone and made life a little easier, too.

Written by Barry Manilow!

I love that ad, would sing ads to myself walking to and from school. The 80's were musical..lol

You said it. I loved Pizza Hut back 25 years ago but today's version is so cheaply made, they have become worse than Dominos.

I just went there last week for the first time since the 80's. I have to agree w/ you, it was much better years ago. It was so bad that I ate very little of it and threw the rest out.

Many years ago, I use to get the Priazzo - a delicious deep dish version of their pizzas.

Agreed! Loved their original pan pizza supremem. The last one I bought I ended up throwing it out, never went back. We usually ate there every other Friday and got the salad bar, too. We were always given quarters for the jukebox, too. I also remember when Wendy's hamburgers were actually juicy...soo good! I also liked the Encherito from Taco Bell and their burrito..nowhere near the same now.

@@skylilly1 Agree on all counts. When I first started going to Taco Bell in the early '80s, I considered it a treat. A bit more expensive than other fast food, but very good. Now . . . lower tier for me. Wendy's used to be my go-to burger fast food; can't remember when the meat was freshly cooked and last 2 times I went, meat was actually cold.

I actually prefer the kiosk ordering when I (rarely) go! Mostly workers aren’t that smart or even interested. I just hope I can get what I ordered!!!

And it’s super expensive now too.

To be honest, I like the kiosks. McDonalds (and most other fast food chains) treat their employees like garbage, so anything that reduces their workload, and possibly even eliminated human-staffed positions, I am all for. Maybe someday they'll all be fully automated. A spaced-out 17 year old cant get your order wrong if he's not there to begin with.

Fl. just raised minimum wage to 12$ an hour. Watch the prices now,on everything. Publix baggers, Circle K employees, etc. Get a TIGHTER grip on your wallet, folks!!!

Right? It's just not the same....sad.

Or a million dollars by spelling Coke The Real Thing? Never found Real

@@GardenerEarthGuy lol no I can’t even say I did either!

Yup.

@@GardenerEarthGuy I just miss, the REAL times, when boys, were REALLY boys, and girls were REALLY girls, and there was no confusion, or mental illness, when it came to using public bathroom.

I remember dr pepper doing some promotion with their caps too.

Where I live they only did all day Breakfast during the Plandemic. But it is a small city. They have never had all day Breakfasts around here. And now that the Covid is pretty much gone they're back to breakfast till 10:30 and no breakfast after that and no lunch menu until then. Dang! LOL

@@denisewinant6366sounds like your town needs a Waffle House!

@@denisewinant6366 I just miss, the REAL times, when boys, were REALLY boys, and girls were REALLY girls, and there was no confusion, or mental illness, when it came to using public bathroom.

You misspelled 'pandemic'.

@@petepeter1857 You spelled "pandemic" wrong, it is spelled "Scamdemic", get with the program, you Woke Burnout

Yup, Roy Rogers was great. I always bought the roast beef sandwich from there when I had coupons. Luckily, that was almost every week! I still remember always buying the large roast beef sandwich. That sandwich came on a kaiser bun which was so good. The small roast beef came on a seeded hamburger style bun. Their bacon cheeseburger was great too. Sometime in the mid-90s they shut down Roy and it was turned into a Wendy's. Bad Days!!!

Yes Roy Rogers Was Fantastic God I Miss Them

Found one near me but the quality is not good

I agree with you 100%!!!! The food 🥘 has poor quality ingredients! It doesn’t use the same quality beef, 🐓 chicken, potatoes 🥔 etc. Yet, we’re paying an arm and leg 🦵 for this unhealthy food 🥘.

Quick story about McDonald's burger/ my gf had a little Yorkie and she got him a plain hamburger, just the pattie. He sniffed it turned his head and walked away!

@@Metalwheel I just miss, the REAL times, when boys, were REALLY boys, and girls were REALLY girls, and there was no confusion, or mental illness, when it came to using public bathroom.

​@@earleneslay7977Use a couple more emojis next time..... 🙄

@@musicnerd72 🙏🏾😇👍👁️😂

And The Red Barn. That may have only been in Northeast. Or Big Boy.

KFC as well...

@shnibby69 • And when MickeyD's realized that reason for the popularity, they filled in the bowl so it became just a spoon-shaped stirring stick.

I remember giving out those monopoly card tokens. Some customers would ask for extra.

I remember seeing a documentary about the monopoly game being rigged by not releasing certain pieces and it disappeared shortly after (don't believe it ever came back, but my memory sucks). Point of my comment is, if the info in said documentary was true- was it always 'rigged' or was that something the corporation did later on in the contest?

I loved the monopoly game, and the pre-made food under the warming lights. It was every bit as good as the "made to order" have to wait version. The difference is imperceptible.

The monopoly game was purposely rigged so you could NEVER get all the pieces. There was a security guy in charge of handling the winning piece & going to the store himself & distribute it. Instead, he gave it to friend of friend of a relative of a co-worker. At first, he got away with it for several years. He did it in different states. Eventually, FBI caught on & he was arrested.

Yes!! Those burger slots!! I totally forgot about those.

Yep and when Malls were a hot spot for teens growing up. (70s/80s) (Arcade/hanging out) They were packed...now many have closed down or practically a ghost town at times w/many vacant stores.

I worked there for about a year from 2020 to 2021, and they still did it that way actually! It was definitely an unpleasant surprise.

And if you remember, they had two hard shell taco sizes: the smaller regular and the larger supreme taco shell size 🌮

Yep, and when Taco Bell got rid of the Meximelt several years ago, I stopped going.

@@anthonychihuahua, I had forgotten that!

@@dms79, I don't recall that item but I always order the same thing, I'm sort of boring that way. 😂

​@@dms79 Meximelt was the BEST .. MISS IT!!!

Yes! The Big Boy restaurants had several different first names depending on location % mine in Phoenix was Bob’s - loved that place! Their milkshakes came with a spoon because they were so thick you couldn’t use a straw!

I wish they'd bring that back! Pasta🍝, Mexican 🌮 & burgers 🍔& fries🍟! Something for everyone! I loved that superbar! It was good, too! The only thing missing was fish 🐟 & Chinese! 🥡🍜

You are correct 👍!

Hardee’s back I. The 89s was horrible but when they merged with Carl’s Jr. (from the west coast) they became a million times better. Carl’s Jr. Is still out West and Hardee’s is still in the East but the menu is the same. Western Back. cheeseburger is my favorite!

Let’s hear it!😃

Lol🤣 I seriously do still have it memorized!! 😆

That's because, there was a burger king in Edmonton, that was prior to the chain in Alberta, and they owned the trade mark.

Exactly. It's gone here in NY / Tri-state area too.

They don't have all day breakfast at the McDonald's in my county, and I live in the Central Valley of CA. According to the internet, in 2020 McDonald's suspended all day breakfast at all its restaurants because of supply issues as a result of Covid. However, apparently a McDonald's in Lost Angeles now has a limited menu all day breakfast menu.

Not here either in northeastern Wisconsin.

My first job was at McDonald’s from 1974-77. We had the polyester uniform in the rust/brown color. We thought they were so cool! I trained at a restaurant with the old, big cash register with all the little buttons. The restaurant I worked at was brand new. We had new registers. You filled out the order in a number two pencil. You stuck it in the register and it rang up and the ticket came back out. I was so grateful for that job!

Franchisees hated it. And the pandemic killed it because of labor shortages.

In Houlton, Maine (huge potato growing region with 8 month winters) there was a big wood burning stove in the center of the dining area and the walls were woodwork cutout scenes of the potato harvest.

Ate there in the 70's. Mom and I could eat well for under $5!!! Miss the steam cabinets the tortillas were kept in. So sick of microwaves today!!!

Yes, my daughter benefited from that program almost 10 years ago when she was in elementary school

I still remember whenever our elementary school sold chocolate bars as a fundraiser, there would be a coupon for a personal pan pizza from Pizza Hut.

I wish they'd have the rest of the menu too all during their opening hours. The breakfast sandwiches are too dry for my liking.

I go to Wendy’s every so often and get a large fries and a large chili - and yes, I pour the chili on top of the fries!!!

Winky's over the Golden Arches any day - every day.

@@Tomatohater64 We had Winky's too but they left when I was very young so I don't remember them too much.

That steak sandwich was really good! I wish they'd bring it back.

I remember that! Great sandwich. They need to bring it back.

Yes and I remember they had a veal parmesan sandwich too it actually was pretty good. And their Whaler fish sandwich was good as well.

Arch Deluxe was delicious. That needs to come back.

What if I told you... that as you get older, your taste buds slowly change and die off? And that to children, that food still tastes as great as it used to?

@@Tomatohater64 Agree!

@@ko7577 Yes...I am sure you are right!