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Better yet just don't give them a pickle in the first place to compare to! Problem solved!

ngl they gonna do exacly that

"Due to a manufacturing defect our pickles were incorrectly sliced. Making them appear larger. The patty hasn't changed" - McDonald's

Came to say this. Realized I was too late

And normal pricing instead of surge pricing.

They cant some of their burgers look like the burgers they made fun of in the 80s.

and then your mom walks in

just ate a Baconator from Wendys for dinner just now. One Baconator patty is as thick as 3 of those Mac Patties. And a Baconator has two of them, plus bacon.

​@@Nioclas64reduced pricing than surge pricing

Are you an American? I alway wanted to ask one if you have better alternatives? Like, in my country, we have McDonald's, but it's food is crap and expensive. I can get literally two times bigger, cheaper ($2-$3) and less unhealthy variant of burger called "pljeskavica" anywhere on the street.

Here in Australia Mcdonalds is crap but I don't eat Mcdonalds at all so I'm not experienced also it costs way more than it should.

@@millancche Same here in VietNam, we eat burger 1 time to know what it's like and we're done. I mean it's fuking garbage not to mention exspensive, for 1/8 of the price of that big mac we can get a banh mi which is way more fuking delicious, more nutricious and doesn't fuk up your digestion system. All that oil and cheese man, WTF.

opposed to other places that don't sell big macs?

Tell you what. Diced pickles. Like the way they dice onions.

​@talkingtakotaco8611 big mac sauce is just thousand island dressing and onions... ;)

@@ryshellso526 lol

​@@ryshellso526Thousand Island dressing is mayo, ketchup,pickles and onions. So Bic Mac sauce is literally just thousand island dressing.

Make the beef patty out of dead mosquitos, it’s the only solution

Its not even beef. Half filler. They basically tell you that... By telling you the quarter pounder is 100% beef. Its shaped dog food for $12 a meal.

​@sbarter where I live the paddies literally taste like paper it's such a scam. 😒

​@@sbarterYeah, bones, balls and everything else from the cow/bull = 100% beef.

They just cut the paddy in half to make the so call “two paddies”. Cause I refuse to believe that they put two of them in there.

Louise rossman 😮@❤❤❤

These patties are machine pressed. They are deliberately offering less food than advertised lol

Glue cheese

In Australia we have guidelines for commercials which require food companies to make the food product they are filming edible at the very least. So they have to use edible food dyes and no glue etc etc

Are you serious? "glue the food" in place Do you listen to yourself? The patties irl are 2mm thick, the ones in the ads are like 1cm. Aka 5x thicker. They don't glue the food, they use complete replacements, plastic, etc. There's no photo of good, it's either just a plastic model or just a 3D model altogether these days.

@drachenaura thats a bit conspiritorial, most food used in ads is real, they have food stylists that use real food, but just use exorbitant amounts of fsx because laws require them to use only real food that would actually be servered to the customer. Idk where you are getting your info but there are literal videos showing the ad making process and regulations you can look up.

I can see at least they have the actual bun the same size lol😂 ours is like 30% smaller. Every time I visit a different country the first thing I notice is the Big Mac size is actually big. I must make a video of me measuring them and compare to Australia.

my gf works in a restaurant they even cut the fries down they even put way less fruits in the drinks its crazy...

Good that you all still eat at this places that year for years just scam you more Men there was a time with the 1x1 menu You could get 10 things each for 1€ Now each one cost atleast 2 - 2.50 I dont go to this stores Its unhealty, it taste disgusting, its not real food like you dont get anything of it you can drink oil with fat and have more of that. Stop going there and they cant scam you. Il mean you all pay like 3 or 4$ but in the same time you all exceptct a high quality burger thats big For 4$... Men if i go eat a burger i pay for the burger alone 15€ thats around 18$ Do you know why? Cause thats a burger that taste and also i support a true cook and not a multi millionaire company that sell you oil fried in oil.

"Its just you guys getting bigger. Fatter that is. Fatter, but not from our food! But from Burger King!"

​@@jingli1301 In the UK the diameter of the Big Mac is definitely smaller.

Whats sad is the context of the video is comparing the thickness of that dry, crappy meat patty to a pickle, and the implication that the lack of thickness is what makes it bad. Everything shown in this video makes my stomach curl. Lol

Sugar/Salt addiction is a hell of a drug.

yuuuup, its the ppl letting it happen. I used to go to el pollo loco like 2-3 times a week for lunch because they had these 5 dollar lunch combos that slap. the other day I went and they got rid of the one I usually get but replaced it with a 7.95 option. Even though i have no problem to afford that, I have a principle to not overpay for food so I said cancel the order and walked out. I think some ppl have like social anxiety about stuff like this and once they go to order they feel bad to cancel it or like admit its too expensive and they just swallow it and pay.

Nah it's not sad it's funny.

It's a lack of self control. The same reason cigarettes, alcoholism, and various other addictions get out of control. They're enabled and the advertisements dangle that fat patty over their heads. Same goes for predatory gacha games.

of course they want/can put 1million for a ad of 30seconds but... a real burger its too goddamn complex huh, with all the good beef the world is dumping, instead of eating those ""steaks""

So we can establish that McDonalds is a scam? Did you know you can order more pickles on your big mac without paying for it in the phone app. They only give you at least 1 pickle when you order it at the counter but when you use the app, and customize your order, you can get as many pickles as you want.

I know! this is not new! i have not ate mcdonalds in over decade but i use to eat mcdonalds and i remember clearly for my 10th birthday in 2014 the patties were already thin.

From what I heard they do big Mac patties differently, something about how they cook. Now I don't cook amazing burgers, average at best, but when you cook a high fat burger it likes to shrink width wise and expand height wise. And cooking time correlates to that, up to a point. It's a bit concerning that McDonald's burgers don't do this, you'd think cheap shit would have more fat and less meat, but that's besides the point.

Good one😂

And its here on Earth

And it is full.

Lmao. This is great. I will steal this.

@LeotheJapaneseLion9890 *food

The fungi will feast

I want a video game where you play a cockroach in Asmongolds room.

@@alexmiller6955 nah dude, mc donalds burgers dont age. they are immune to fungi

Dude will start the irl Knox Event

And it will look exactly the same as when he set it down. Not even the bacteria want that trash.

You can add on an additional patty in a few months for a small fee.

@@pokermitten9795 pickles are time savers

Lil Mac😂

It's the McBiden

Remember the old song 2 all beef patties Special Sauce lettuce cheese pickles onions on a sesame seed bun. I don't think they have actual beef inside their burgers anymore unless it is trademarked. Special Sauce could be anything, I just made some myself. Lettuce apparently is the only thing that he noticed there was a lot of. But again it could be trademarked lettuce. The cheese is simply coagulated oil with some cheese curd at it in. Pickles hopefully they can't mess that up. But of course he noticed there was only one and that may get them sued as they said pickles not pickle. Onions the same. On a sesame seed bun. I haven't had a Big Mac in probably 30 -35 years so I don't know if they actually have a sesame seed bun anymore. All together I would say this burger if you can call it that gets a F -.

buying actual food is finally cheaper than fastfood, at least it makes us healthier

@@anima94 you're missing the point of my comment.

It's not so bad if you heavily utilize the mobile apps. Lots of good deals and rewards, etc. Almost tricks you into feeling like things aren't outrageously expensive.

@@info8984 maybe, I thought you were just talking about the insane food prices

1 simple burger please "ok that'll be 28.36"

You're genuinely not missing much anyways. Make burgers yourself, it's less expensive and you can prepare it the way you like it. Same with french fries.

Exactly 😂😂😂

19:00 that’s why we have pc viruses and antivirus software 💯

How stupid Mcdonald's really is; the medium fry by average has more food weight than the large, even though the large has that big 'fry catch' at the top. They train their employees to never fill it to the top because no one pays that much attention. Do you expect any better from a company that was founded by scoundrel? Taco Bell 4 Life.

to add, i havent had hot fires from mcds in years. I kinda know how they operate and there is no reason not to cook fresh fries, they only take like 2min

Falling down, so good

In his defense, he was off his meds for months and was somewhat crazy. lol

*I want breakfast*

The customer is always right

Have you ever heard the expression, "the customer is always right?"

I don’t think she likes the special sauce, Rick. That is such a good movie to throw on. Highly recommended for anyone who has never seen it.

Loved that movie. Good call on that reference.

​@@TwoBsgood movie, I own the DVD

That's the part I don't get LMAO like sure the quality is at best the same but seems like it's worse than it was ten to fifteen years ago, okay, but it's McD's we know what we're getting... BUT, not only is it clearly a likely reduced quality, but you pay ten dollars for a medium meal, fifteen to twenty if you want a large with one of the larger burgers... LMAO how is McD's still so popular? Other places have increased their prices too, but Wendy's, BK, etc all seem to be the exact same and in some cases even better, like Jack in the Box which has some real good burgers now.

"Have you ever heard of the of expression that the customer is always right?" D-Fens

“Top 10 saddest anime betrayals” ahh quote

It's called delusion.

😂

``Bun, stop laughing at it. It`s not the size of the meat but the girth of the pickle`` *

"Its not the size of the meat that matters. Its the girth of the pickle.*

@@camillosteuss Broskironi, stop chuckling, thusly, at mine member. It's naught the cut's mass, but the portliness of the brine gherkin.

@@Persun_McPersonson Nice one! *tips the top of the hat*

No, it just means they have monopolized the sector and they can get away with it. They're merely opportunists of circumstance. Every large corporation (ab)uses their circumstances (a.k.a. POWER) to extract as much wealth as possible - from their workers, from their consumers, and from the environment. Corporations don't exist to sell goods or provide a service... those are secondary notions, subsumed by their main goal: maximizing profits. Capitalism is just a numbers game, and YOU are nothing but a statistic in that game. The bigger the number, the better it is for Capitalists. The MEANS by which Capitalists achieve bigger numbers is irrelevant: criminality, fraud, extortion, monopolization, scams, cost cutting, lay-offs, inflation, etc. Under Capitalism, anything goes. They just don't make you a literal slave (yet) because they can't. But they would LOVE to. They fantasize about it, all the time. So the idea that this is the consumers' fault is downright insanity. It's misplaced guilt, it's victim-blaming.

Where? I thought they were losing money everywhere

​@@bogstandardash3751franchise model means McD itself is not losing any money, its the franchise store owner losing the money

​@bogstandardash3751 no, international rose 1.9% Q1 for McD and prices stayed the same. Been comparing prices like KFC in US to Balkan prices. Even though Euro to USD is .08 cent right now.

The McDonald's corporation makes 0 dollars selling burgers and fries. All of their money comes from the rent and license fees paid by franchise owners. The more stores they open, the more money they make. If a franchise owner can't make enough money off the food to stay in business, sucks to be them. McD's doesn't care because someone else will take over the store.

It's how they "prepare" the ingredients.. it's all there in the real item but they do things like just cook/color the meat so no water/fat loss, put all the ingredients on the side being shot so it looks like more in the ad. It's a legal thing they have to use the same ingredients for promo work but as I said there are ways around it.

@@godpigeon They're still selling you one thing and giving you another. Any random person will tell you that what they got does not match what they saw on the menu

They'll keep getting away with pushing it as long as it's still fast. Until there's either other places that will make a good burger quickly, and you can get in and out, or even drive-thru and get your food quickly enough. Or, once MacDonalds service gets slow enough often enough that your waiting in your car for long enough you can imagine going somewhere else getting out your car and getting a better meal at the same price in as much time.

1/4 pound is the raw weight. All burger patties are measured this way. They lose weight when cooked. If you order a 1/4 pounder from mcd you do get a genuine 1/4 pound burger, but showing those big patties on the big mac is for sure 100% evil

Arby's where I live and Hardee's both look identical to their pics on the sign. Bk, McDonald's and Wendy's are way off.

he meant each.

Also they are not smaller here.

It's 11 dollars each burger - without fries or drink! And the only reason in Germany for McD to exist is to make your hands dirty on a McRip

3 big macs in Canada is $24.16 with tax

@@lynn-joybatenchuk8850what. That’s fucking nuts. A Big Mac in Germany costs 5,89€ just for the burger itself. Menu is 9.99€. And that is still VERY expensive compared to many other countries.

My area seems average and the prices are over a 100% increase in the past decade, sometimes 150% or more. McChicken went from 1 dollar to 3.50

Ads are not supposed to represent reality 1:1, because a reasonable person wouldn't expect them to. It's somewhat a victimless crime, which is why it gets dismissed.

@@tunfugl37 Right, so let's show a Ferrari with a glimpse of its speedometer doing 250 mph. Then it is found out later that Ferrari is maxed out at 180 mph. No 1:1

Corruption is so clear it's blinding

This is assuming there is justice in America.

Mac sauce and lettuce ruin the entire thing, go get you some instant ramen

Pickles suck too

You guys pay 10 dollars for that?!

Look up red lentil dahl. You can eat delicious, healthy, hot food really easily for cheap. On Saturday you can add bargain bin meat!

What's wrong with water?

McDonald’s isn’t even worth it anymore.. you’re charging premium food prices now.. might as well go to a mom and pop and get something better

Big Mac predates the introduction of quarter meat. The quarter pounder was introduced, when McDonald's finally accepted that some customers weren't happy simply buying a second hamburger. In the U.S., the history of McDonald's used to be required training for all employees.

I love the Big Mac sauce. What's it made of? Thousand Island dressing?

Those smaller patties are a tenth of a pound. The larger one is a fourth of a pound.

i used to work at McDonalds to when i was in college, and yea its only 2 patties 1/4 and 1/10 and the 1/10 is the patty that is used for everything like he said. I used to just sub the patty out for the 1/4 pound patty if i ever got a big mac. But just get a quarter or double quarter pound burger and add big mac sauce and lettuce if you really want more beef dont add more small ass patties to a big mac. Just know your order is still gonna be wrong and they make 20 an hour for it. I made 7 an hour back then 😂

"The advertised burgers" and "The burgers in the advertisements" do not convey the same meaning....

thats EXACTLY whats gonna happen

they already are, to be honest

Oh, the economy is not doing too terribly, it's just that us common people are getting drilled to keep increasing profits. That's our capitalism at the end of the day. Profits must always be up otherwise the corporation is doing poorly/stagnating. But resources are finite, so how do profits keep increasing? If us common people get a smaller and smaller piece of the pie.

Richest country in the world, as long as they remember to raise the debt ceiling again.

@@Technogeist1987 i mean per capita there is another country with far more...

@@jeremiahjohnson2784 per capita, it would be 6-7 more countries i think lol

I ate prosciutto last night, traslucent meat is crazy 😂 from how thin it is

Then somebody screwed up.

They look exactly the same as they have in the 90s.

​@@davidtock6903 McDonald's says they don't use frozen beef anymore

@@davidtock6903 I can't say anything about the thickness of them, or how it is in the USA, but in canada the patties used to reach the end of the bun and now there's a good cm gap between the edge and the patty

imagine defending false advertising

@@LordAspectra you think it's irresponsible to defend differences in manufacturing? That's what these are. Products. I don't think it's unreasonable to expect differences in the end result considering just how many times these burgers go through the assembly line, and how many there are in the US. Could they be a lot cheaper? Yes. McDonald's is charging like 5 dollars more than I'd pay. But don't expect something to stay the exact same from a shit job, I'm sure if you worked at McDonald's all your burgers would be exactly the same.

Than*

I'm gonna say something controversial. GOOD. Less food per meal means less calories, so people won't get as fat anymore.

​@@mdcandronicYou'd think people would eat out less and lose weight in this crappy economy but I don't see it

@@mdcandronic yeh if the price would be less .. oh wait double the price, half the food

@@mdcandronicthat’s not how it works. With every portion getting smaller; people are ordering MORE food. So instead of a burger and fries, it’s a burger and fries with some nuggets.

Exactly

That's advertisement in general for food. They use shit like glue and other stuff to make it look super good, so it sells better.

​@harpiessnow Yeah like the cheese for pizza commercials is glue.

you're so wrong, they literally HAVE to use REAL food in EVERY advertising campaign anywhere for a very long time. your ignorance shines through here it's literally against the law to advertise with fake food

@@TemmiePlays That's not true really. If you're advertising cereal, sure you have to use real cereal, but you *don't* have to use real milk. If it's not the product you're selling, but is still a part of the picture, it does not have to be real.

It is, but good luck winning a case against a megacorporation as a regular citizen.

those commericals use glue to make the burger look bigger then it is

One side of government is always fighting against any consumer protections like that.

​@@Riane74Not only glue, the hole burger is fake

@@DillonMeyer Well, it worked against Subway because their footlongs weren't a foot long. And now they are.

I often wonder if there's any way to stop it from happening other than total economic collapse. Historical examples don't fill me with much optimism.

Usually shrinkflation means sizes going down but prices remaining the same. This is even worse, sizes are going down AND prices are going up.

the issue is that the cost of a foods have come down; and the portions are still shrinking while prices rise at a consumer level

@@Max_Ohmthe federal reserve needs to lower interest rates

wow we have a term for it now the problem is solved!

How much does it cost to make one McDonald's burger? The buns are about $0.05, the meat is $0.30, cheese about $0.15, condiments $0.05, pickles and onion $0.05. $0.25 to $0.30 goes to labor and overhead. Jan 21, 2023 Disclosed information from quarterly reports to shareholders and franchise owners.

how is it sad, people buy garbage and get garbage

@@sutenjarl1162 Sad in that they're making like 900% profit per burger yet still keep raising prices.

​@@AZ-rl7pgso dont buy then? Theres tons of bad deals eveeywhere doesnt mean you need to take them

Costs less than 50 cents a burger to make the costs come in the delivery,staff and rent costs but number 1 costs that is more than all of them combined is shareholder cost have to make shareholder happy so get less for your money to make more profit.

Yep, they are horrible. I would rather have one patty that is twice as thick compared to 2 slivers of "meat". At least thet way it would probably taste less like mildly soggy chalk.

the big mac patties are 1/10 a pound before grilling them and the big mac has 2. the quarter pounder has a 1/4 pound patty before cooking. the quarter pounder is bigger than the big mac

I won't eat the garbage that passes for beef at the store, either.

@@randomaccount53793 if you're in alaska they make a big mac except it has 2 quarter pound patties. I think its called McKinley Mac if i remember right. Its gas

Prices were fairly low before the plandemic

Except nothing has changed about the size of the burger.

The judge's decision was seriously "You should be so used to false advertising by now that it no longer is false"?

They don't fake the ads. The workers don't give a shit what the burger looks like. McDonald's spends hours picking out the best looking ingredients for the burgers. They don't over cook the patties for the ads. The average worker doesn't have time nore the want to do that.

@@SleepyRPGman They don't cook the meat in the ads. They sear the sides of the meat and leave the middle part uncooked so meat does not lose its weights.

@@Asd-tk2if No they don't. There is no reason to do that. They can arrange everything to look the way they want. They have done shows on what they do and they cook the meat just less than they do normally.

@@SleepyRPGman The ads aren't "fake" but they are very very careful about presentation to the point that you can't eat it, they patty is undercooked, toothpicks are holding things in place and extra oil and water is brushed on the food to make it look better. Back when I worked at McDonalds if you gave me an extra 30 seconds on a big mac I could make it look pretty close to the advertisements.

I think she ordered her patties well done because it’s burnt and flat because when I us to work in one that’s how they would look when the costumer wanted it well done I even remember this old men who wanted it pressed down like 3 times lol

@@JoseRodriguez-pm9etI worked McDonald’s too on the grill. The grill is timed. It’s like a big press. Presses on all the burgers till a certain time. It’s the same way a lot of the other things are. For instance the cups with liquid and ice. They’ve just automated it. I say this to tell u that I’ve never seen a burger made to order at a McDonald’s.

Yeah. I worked at McDonald's and the patties all come frozen and pre-sliced. 10:1 for small ones and 4:1 for the quarter-pounders and such. The clam-shell grill is timed so all the patties are cooked exactly the same. Because they are timed, we never did well-done or anything like that. Once the meat is cooked, the patties go into a holding oven, which may degrade their freshness. But there are holding times on those, too. Even once the patties are made into burgers, the burgers have holding times. Once they're slotted into the feeder for the cashiers to grab, a metal tag is slotted in behind them and corresponds to time they were put there. In my experience, the best time to go to McDonald's is during a rush. The food is moving so fast, that pretty much anything you order is going to be fresh. Other than that, the best thing to do is order a "grill", which basically anything that is custom, like no lettuce or extra mustard. That kind of thing. You'll have to wait a little bit longer, but it will be a lot fresher.

@@MB-ln4yx it’s been a long time when I worked at McDonald’s but I do remember that old guy who was a regular and he would always asked for his patties to be pressed three times lol his was more flat and burn then the ladies but I can’t say for certain that she ordered it like that but hers did look like it was pressed again

@@MB-ln4yx I have and I have done it...

The out of date one which would land you in all kinds of legal trouble if you tried that today? That documentry is decades old at this point and the laws have changed. Get with the times grandpa.

Same goes with all the bags of chips.

It's not true. It's a 1/10 of a pound patty and they look like that after cooking. They didn't change it.

its he same her ein Germany

In Ukraine it's the only thing we've got beside KFC and the other shitty European fast food chains

@@iz5808 In my small town in France we also have a dominos to add to the McD, then there is a KFC some 30-40 minutes away in the nearest bigger city. There are a lot of small restaurants that serve higher quality foods for similar prices to McD that aren't fast food and where they actually serve you at a table. Then we have a lot of bakeries and other similar places that sell delicious sandwiches (they have more than just 37 different breads) and still it costs less than McD for things that are not only tastier but also fresher (bread used for sandwiches often made that day or unsold leftover bread from the day before)

@@iz5808 Also, right?! why are EU fast food chains so often garbage lol. Not that McD isn't bad too

@@GravitasZero I feel like that's a universal thing throughout Europe, the local food places that formally are not considered fast food will easily provide with food that is both cheaper and better nuntrients-wise/in quality. But when it comes to the fast food chains sometimes I feel like it's just McD paying them to produce the burgers that are garbage so McD stuff looks better in contrast. If you thought McD burgers has thin patties then you haven't seen what they have at Hesburger, those patties are so thin you can cut stuff with them

I have a thing where I cannot tolerate eating food made by strangers where I can't watch them cooking it. I can handle factory produced things like canned beans and such where machines handle almost everything, but I haven't eaten at a restaurant in a LONG time. I just cook my own food.

@@wickian9571 Sometimes the debuff stacks high enough that it actually becomes a buff. You didn't want to eat that shit anyways, it was better off in the end to not get hooked in the first place.

We used to get told it was movie magic. Made it sound very artistic and impressive. In reality it’s deception and theft.

I did food photography for a while and yeah... its wildly inaccurate to the real product. You know how to get whipped cream to stay up and not melt under hot camera lights? Put PVA glue in it.

In Europe they use beetroot juice to make the meat look red for longer, especially in minced meat.

Exactly, I really doubt anyone on Ozempic is chugging burgers on the regular.

I mean, there's no way Asmon actually knows that, though. Dude has a very bad relationship with food/nutrition in general.

@@Knoxerboy101 And he doesnt do drugs either.

exactly, asmon missed the point of ozempic, it makes you less hungry. Some people are fat because addiction some are fat because of illnesses out of their control, including mental health.

@@Knoxerboy101 100%

Damn i love that movie

Perfect haha

No the prices in the US vary wildly. A big Mac meal here in eastern Washington state is $9.50

Well i rarely ever eat at McDonalds and just found out they charge £7.99 for a large Big Mac Meal which is just over 10 US dollars. To me that is insanely expensive for the food you actually get. I think the last time i did go which was 3 years ago i bought 2 cheeseburgers and some fries and cost me about £3. For what is classed as fast food i would not spend 8 quid on a maccy d

Just a Big Mac in Taiwan is $80 NTD (after tax) which is $2.49 USD. The meal is $161 NTD so double that. Though the US dollar is extremely strong right now so any comparison to foreign currencies will make everything look way cheaper everywhere else. For the money you can get better food here even among fast food, like sukiya. Sukiya is top tier fast food. Can’t believe it’s not everywhere in the US yet.

Danish price for a Big Mac medium meal is 65kr (kr= kroner = crowns) which is approximately 10 US dollars. A single Big Mac is about 32kr or 4.90 US dollar. So here we pay more for the medium soda and fries, than the burger itself :D Haven't touched McD stuff for quite many years, so can't say anything about the patty size though. Edit; corrected "paddy" to "patty" No fine irish people where harmed in the making of this example :) Damn autocorrect!

@@randybobandy9828 The Big Mac meal is $7.98 here in TN. The difference is in cost of living, taxes, and regulations.

For real. I went to BK for the first time in ages last week, and was *shocked* at how much better the burgers were than at MD. And for like, two bucks more.

@@alexanderfreeman3406 I dont know if he meant BK when he said "higher quality places"

My locals grocery store has a cafe in it and you can get a burger, fries, and a milkshake for $4.99, just the burger and fries for $3.99, or just the burger for $2.99. You can get any veggies or condiments you want on it, and bacons $0.50 extra. If you want an extra patty it’s $1 extra. You can also choose between fries, wedges, and onion rings. Their good too, and only take a couple minutes to make. I haven’t gotten a fast food burger in a decade.

@@Animalsarefoods same but with vietnamese pork roll places

Fuckin thank you if I Grubhub it’s quality food

You think the patty got smaller? It is and always was a tenth of a pound.

@@thebenc1537 grown men use to eat at mcdonalds with only a cheeseburger and a fries, with current portion sze it's not enough to feed a child

@@Uryendel When was that? The current portion size is the same. The small patties were always a tenth of a pound. They havent chaged it.

@@thebenc1537 at the beginning when it was the only item on the menu

@@Uryendel you mean 80 years ago? Yeah, we as a species has grown since then. They were tiny manlets. We are on average 5cm taller. Even back then it was still a tenth of a pound. The patty was always a tenth of a pound. It never changed. Its an outright lie to say it changned.

That makes zero sense. When you open pokemon packs are you hoping to get well made cards? Nobody is thinking that when they open a pack... heck severe misprints would be more valuable.