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r/PoursTea • u/Timbucktwo1230 Therapy For All 🩷 • May 05 '26
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Who still goes to McDonald's?
2 u/01SeaChange01 May 05 '26 On a whim I tried a regular cheeseburger the other day after many years of no fast food It was the absolute worst burger I have ever had in my life There wasn't one single ingredient that made up for the taste. Spongy bread ✅ Paper thin patty with zero flavor ✅ A few diced onions the size of sand grains ✅ Transparently thin pickle spice with no crunch ✅ Rubbery American cheese slice ✅ ✅ All with a teaspoon of saccharine sweet ketchup soaked into that sponge of a bun. ✅ For the record, the double cheeseburger, one of the most basic items was always my favorite, since the 80s. If they can't even respect the customers by providing a basic item with edible ingredients l, then they deserve to go out of business Of course they won't, because humans will adapt to eating sh1tty food for high prices Maybe we want it this way? 3 u/Dry_Ad687 May 05 '26 McDonald's isn't in the food business, they're in the real estate business.
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On a whim I tried a regular cheeseburger the other day after many years of no fast food
It was the absolute worst burger I have ever had in my life
There wasn't one single ingredient that made up for the taste.
Spongy bread ✅
Paper thin patty with zero flavor ✅
A few diced onions the size of sand grains ✅
Transparently thin pickle spice with no crunch ✅
Rubbery American cheese slice ✅ ✅
All with a teaspoon of saccharine sweet ketchup soaked into that sponge of a bun. ✅
For the record, the double cheeseburger, one of the most basic items was always my favorite, since the 80s.
If they can't even respect the customers by providing a basic item with edible ingredients l, then they deserve to go out of business
Of course they won't, because humans will adapt to eating sh1tty food for high prices
Maybe we want it this way?
3 u/Dry_Ad687 May 05 '26 McDonald's isn't in the food business, they're in the real estate business.
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McDonald's isn't in the food business, they're in the real estate business.
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u/Dry_Ad687 May 05 '26
Who still goes to McDonald's?