The answer to your question is in the last part of your comment, once you stop to process it So people literally look at pictures as a whole for just a second or two and only notice one or two key details, like human faces and then either move on (especially on social media)

I think most people are still not used to thinking pictures might be AI generated especially when the face, the first thing we generally focus on, looks pretty solid. AI is getting better and it's hard to keep up.

The straw sticking out of the fries was what got me tho :P

Modlidani

McDonald's and Jack in the Box have seriously been wildin' with their prices lately. If I wanted to pay $20 for a meal, I'd go to a sit down restaurant.

Bones, either your prompt editing is getting better or you're being a lot more choosy about what to post. This is way better than the other one.

• Window glare is inconsistent with shadows on subject, kid, tree
• Maybe that's a hand, or maybe dad lost some fingers somewhere
• Chimney held up by some dubious looking carpentry
• Grass is too green under an oak of that size, IMO. Bark is also kind of inconsistent.
• Red spots on trunk that read like a scanner photosensor getting blown out due to glare from white areas on a photo print. But no part of a tree trunk is that white, and there are no other artifacts, like where we see glare on the window.
• The front-door delete is actually not the weirdest part. I can see someone actually doing this. It's just not likely.

That still seems expensive

I clearly recall that McDonalds had these disposable thin-foil-metal trays with a company logo on 'em. But they had a habit of wandering off, and were never evenly distributed to all the tables in the dining room. I have no idea about the glass ones in the image search above.

Edit: looks like the paper water cup is the ashtray for this gentleman's meal.

Edit2: I had a big dumb and this is not real. Carry on.

Probably the coffee cup.

thats too many knomasayins

And it says "MOLIDANI" on the McDonald's sign