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Per the article...."It comes down to this: On the menu, a hamburger at Micky D's is cheaper than a cheeseburger".
There used to be a separate Quarter Pounder and Quarter Pounder with cheese, but that hasn't been the case for several years. You can have them serve it without the cheese, but no, I don't think you should get a discount for doing so. And $5 Million in damages? They must have ordered an awful lot of sandwiches to need to recoup that extra $.20-$.30 they paid each time for their unwanted cheese.
Last edited by Texas Ag 93; 05-29-2018 at 08:36 AM..
sometimes I wish Ronald McDonald would punch one of these ungrateful SOBs right in the mush. Not because I disagree with their claims, it's just that I like to see a good old fashioned clown brawl.
sometimes I wish Ronald McDonald would punch one of these ungrateful SOBs right in the mush. Not because I disagree with their claims, it's just that I like to see a good old fashioned clown brawl.
Those idiots should be glad they don't have to pay extra for a "custom" quarter pounder
Exactly. Development of the point of sale software and training employees to use it to allow custom orders wasn't free. Also, with more customization come more errors (food thrown away and re-made and the associated cost). If people didn't like the price they should have cancelled their order and walked to another restaurant.
Really? Seems like the simple solution would be for McDonalds to simply say "we no longer offer those items (plain quarter pounder whatevers) on our in-store menu, however our customers are free to customize our current offerings at no extra charge".
Clown brawl, I'm down for that!
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