Wendy's biggie bag is the only good deal in chained fast food right now. Otherwise you've gotta find a local joint with good prices.
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I can make tastier, cheaper and healthier burguers than McDonald's at home faster than the delivery itself. It's just a matter of practice. I really don't get how they can justify their prices at this point.
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That's even more reason to stay away from that junk rubbish.
Man.. I remember back in 2009 a double quarter pounder with cheese, large meal, was something like $6.35 after taxes. Now it's $11.07.
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I can get a full, wellmade calzone and drink for 8.15 at a nearby pizza place. I got two small cheeseburges and a small fry for 10.00 at McDonald's. Ridiculous
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All of the megacorps are raising prices because they know consumers cannot do anything about it.
Meanwhile, wages can't keep pace with inflation because, "tHaT wOuLd MaKe ThE pRoBlEm WoRsE" Yes it would, but only allowing huge corporations to do that shit makes the class disparity worse and not allowing individuals to match is boiling a frog in water.
The thing about boiling the frog in water is that eventually the frog jumps or dies.
Eventually the minor quantitive shifts will result in a sudden and drastic qualitative change.
Sounds like Kevin Roberts did something about it.
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The health conscious me, it sounds like a good thing if for very wrong reasons.