There’s always a relevant XKCD:
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I’m glad you went with that rule, rather than 34…
(What is the “there’s an XKCD for it” rule number?)
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He’ll throw away the 10 meatless sandwiches, and then eat the single burger that is left. I assume that’s what he wanted, a free burger.
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When I was in college, we discovered that a nearby pizza place counted “extra thick” crust as a free topping you could get on one of their cheapo large pizzas… and they would also add more crust on request. So a typical order would be a quad-sized crust topped with tomato sauce and cheese with maybe some pepperoni, and we could eat tomatoey cheese bread for days for about five bucks.
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Wow, surprised no one commented on the software yet. Watching the video totally gave me vibes of:
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This is one of many cheap meals we used to call “the homeless guy special.”
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i’m more interested in the decision to call him a “fellow” instead of a “gentleman.” is this because he’s not in florida?
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And a little fecal matter to go with that burger… https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/mcdonalds-touchscreens-test-positive-for-traces-of-feces-deadly-bacteria
I think it’s because he’s sticking it to a soulless corporation.
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Great. Now we know how Donny Two Scoops paid for the banquet.
Just wait until you see his plan for healthcare. Hamburders for all!
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Reminds me of a glitch in a set of FRPG rules that had the price of a sack of wine lower than the price of an empty sack.
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Boone’s Farm?
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If humans have touched it, there’s poop on it. It’s not just McDonalds.
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I seem to recall being able to carry a trireme in a backpack.
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I’m a fan of McD’s burgers, but I am not sure the meat is even a key part of the flavor profile. When I eat them I notice bun, onion, and pickle. I am going to try meatless next time to see if I notice.
Related story: Reubens without the corned beef are just as good IMHO.
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I thought the burgers there were so you have a side dish to eat with the fries.
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But they’re free.
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Going way back here, and it’s something I’m sure some readers have read about this, but for those that haven’t …
“Depression Soup” involved going into a diner, ordering a cup of hot water for $0 … then adding ketchup from the counter container, This really happened during the 30s. It’s all many people could afford.
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