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TheRock1525 posted...

Try three times the price. I don't think I could get 2 double cheeseburgers, a large fry and a large drink from Culver's for less than $15.

I'd probably pay about $15 at Culver's. McDonald's would probably be about $12 but it wouldn't taste anywhere near as good. Worth the extra $3. The value meals are comparable in price, of course. McDonald's seems to have better coupons through their app, though.

Culver's is superior to McDonald's in every way. A big difference is corporate culture. McDonald's is about bottom line and cuts corners where they have to. Culver's wants to deliver a good product and experience. You will notice the difference with employees, too. Most McDonald's employees don't really care and want to ring up your order and be done with it; they're burned out from being overworked and undertrained. Culver's employees are happier, actually trained, and more sociable. I would think this stems from the way they're treated, especially that $19 an hour starting wage. That's like $6 more than McDonald's pays per hour!

swordz9 posted...

I think this is the first time Ive seen someone other than myself mention Culvers. Theyre fucking fantastic and have way better food than McDonalds.

I've mentioned Culver's here many a time... but I am from Wisconsin, where Culver's is the semi-official state fast food chain. You have to like Culver's if you wanna live here. I've never seen anything quite like the CurderBurger mania last fall.