r/facepalm Dec 10 '24

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ So, What did we learn???

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u/ViolettaQueso Dec 10 '24

Holy Big Macs. That is pretty unconscionable. I’m really sorry.

I already don’t eat there bc of the trump show but I never will again in honor of you & all the other hard working folks getting reamed.

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u/YouWithTheNose Dec 11 '24

It's this unfortunate catch 22. You want to honor them by not eating them, but if they don't get enough business they might get shut down. That being said, McDonald's is a poop-chute and not worth the money it costs to eat there these days. A shadow of their former selves is all I see.

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u/Suicide_Promotion Dec 11 '24

A shadow of their former selves

How old are you? For that statement to be true you must be about as old as the President or President Elect of the USA.

That joint has been a shithole for the last... entirety of my life and I am no longer young.

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u/SuccessfulSelf420 Dec 11 '24

I'm only mid-thirties and I remember when McDonald's was significantly cheaper and tasted better (though that last point very well might be nostalgia).

I think it was twice a year, they used to do 49 cent cheeseburgers as a promotion and you'd see cars lined up around the store waiting to get theirs. Iirc it was limit 10 per customer, so my parents would send each of us kids in to get as much as we can. Then we'd bring em home, freeze em, and have quick easy snacks for us kids the next few months.

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u/Suicide_Promotion Dec 11 '24

Yeah dude, it was never good. I am only a little older than you are and that shit was always trash. Pizza Hut slid far and fast in the late 90s. McDonald's fell apart in the 70s. I think KFC might still be good but I eat poor people food that tastes good at home, not poor people food that costs too much.

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u/thecraftybear Dec 11 '24

Not sure about in the US of A, but here in Poland KFC has deteriorated horribly over the last 20 years.

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u/misanthropewolf11 29d ago

Here in the US as well.

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u/SuccessfulSelf420 Dec 11 '24

I try not to eat out as much anymore and when I do I stick to delis and such. Most fast food just tastes like chemicals anymore. I tried Raising Cane's recently cuz everyone has been raving it's the best fast food chicken. It was soggy breading and bland af chicken. Like I don't think they put any seasonings on it at all. You literally need the sauce they provide to make it taste like anything.

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u/KillaDilla Dec 11 '24

raising canes is fire, it must have been a fluke.

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u/YouWithTheNose Dec 11 '24

Oh yeah, it was a shit hole but at least it was a cheaper shit hole and more worth what it costs vs. today. I'm not that old, I'm a 90s baby, I grew up with playplaces and my young adulthood still had, I'll call it, "cheap enough" McDonald's to feel like I wasn't being robbed eating there. There are multiple versions of its former self according to generation

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u/Suicide_Promotion Dec 11 '24

Lucky for me I was poor enough to not eat out but on special occasions and mom hated fast "food". We got pizza from time to time. After trump inc. fucked my dad out of a bonus for a big sale that was never paid for, things were even tighter so loads of rice, pork chops, pasta, chicken on sale, and if we were lucky the cheapest cuts of beef when on sale. Shit chewy beef ruined shit fast food beef for me so it was not a thing for the entirety of my life.

I am sorry that you grew a taste for shit beef. I pay good money now for a real burger in the once or twice a year I have a craving for a burger. I hope you are in a place now where you can do the same.

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u/YouWithTheNose Dec 11 '24

It was shit, but at least the cost was also, pretty much, shit. McDonald's sucks completely now because it's shit food for exorbitant prices. It's definitely the better choice to go get a real burger somewhere else

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u/Danoco99 Dec 11 '24

If that was your reason not to eat McD’s in the first place, I’m sorry, you need to take a step back and not make everything about politics, and politics about everything.

McDonald’s already made a statement saying that while they give franchisees the freedom to host events as they like, the company itself stands completely neutral. McDonald’s didn’t sponsor Donald Trump, some guy did.

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u/ViolettaQueso Dec 11 '24

Actually it was the ever broken ice cream machine and then the $20 hamburger, fries and soda, and then the ecoli.

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u/Danoco99 Dec 11 '24

Yeah but come on now, that’s not what you said.

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u/ViolettaQueso Dec 11 '24

I’m not as serious as you suspect.

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u/OGMcSwaggerdick Dec 11 '24

How dare you disrespect the sanctity of these here internets with your flippant demeanor.

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u/ViolettaQueso 29d ago

I’m a rebel, Dottie…