Poll of the Day > Bruh, the Mcdonalds app is so awesome.

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Dude, there so many one dollar deals its amazing, I could totally start eating McDonald's once a day by using the app, it could be my lunch everyday before I go to qork

r/hailcorporate

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once the whole Woke Movement started i stopped eating at McDonalds.

For like less than 5 dollars, you can make 4 bomb quarter pound burgers. I mean, that's paying $2.50/pound for meat and $2.50 for buns, which is like average non sale price.
Fast food should be purely for convenience, not standard meals. Idk when the change happened, but it's not good at all how much cheap garbage food people eat just cause it's "easy". Factor in price and health, it really is expensive all around in place of very little planning.

My two cents on people's lack of meal planning. I understand I'm basically in the minority these days not having fast food weekly. I have it like a half dozen times a year, usually something with my family during visits.

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pedro45 posted...

For like less than 5 dollars, you can make 4 bomb quarter pound burgers. I mean, that's paying $2.50/pound for meat and $2.50 for buns, which is like average non sale price.
Fast food should be purely for convenience, not standard meals. Idk when the change happened, but it's not good at all how much cheap garbage food people eat just cause it's "easy". Factor in price and health, it really is expensive all around in place of very little planning.

My two cents on people's lack of meal planning. I understand I'm basically in the minority these days not having fast food weekly. I have it like a half dozen times a year, usually something with my family during visits.

Bruh, I get what you're saying. But they're offering large fries for 1 dollar.

What I hate about it is it will randomly pester me when I'm not doing anything... stuff like "HEY! LISTEN! ~ Did you know McDonalds exists you could be having some!?"


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wait until you get the burger king app and see their insane coupons

they got the coupon game on lockdown, mcdonalds aint shit compared to them

you can get like $40 worth of burgers for like $13


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pedro45 posted...

My two cents on people's lack of meal planning. I understand I'm basically in the minority these days not having fast food weekly. I have it like a half dozen times a year, usually something with my family during visits.

People like quick and easy. And some dont like meal planning for the week. Or cant do it. Like, I personally dont like it because I wouldnt want to eat the same thing all week. But I also dont like cooking multiple meals at once, nor do I have the time. Plus, we usually go out at a group to get lunch on the weekends I work. And sometimes during the week... Though, it can be cheap if you use the coupons and apps...
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Every time I eat McDonald's, or bk, or really any fast food I still feel like I'm starving yet I'm sickened by how much garbage I've already ingested. I don't know how anyone feels satisfied after eating it

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pedro45 posted...

For like less than 5 dollars, you can make 4 bomb quarter pound burgers. I mean, that's paying $2.50/pound for meat and $2.50 for buns, which is like average non sale price.
Fast food should be purely for convenience, not standard meals. Idk when the change happened, but it's not good at all how much cheap garbage food people eat just cause it's "easy". Factor in price and health, it really is expensive all around in place of very little planning.

My two cents on people's lack of meal planning. I understand I'm basically in the minority these days not having fast food weekly. I have it like a half dozen times a year, usually something with my family during visits.

dude where the fuck are you getting a pound of beef for $2.50

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I eat something different every day...

Most big meals take like less than an hour to make. If you factor in travel time and wait for food at a restaurant, you're not saving much time at all.

Waiting in a drive thru for coffee is easy. It's much quicker to make your own though, literally less than 10 minutes start to finish. I doubt anyone can start their car, drive to a coffee shop and place that order in under 5 minutes.
Burgers take like 10 minutes as well, about 4 minutes a side.

I get it from a Kroger store, fry's, usually under $2/pound cause I plan it. I buy a few pounds when it's on sale and use a pound at a time.

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I usually cook and eat breakfast everyday, and it's always pretty easy for me to make.

Just two toast
Two sausage patties
Two scrambled eggs

I have nearly everyday

But otherwise making lunch and dinner takes too much time, so I just eat some frozen foods that I put in the oven, or eat canned food.

Otherwise it'll take me about an hour to make something, and I just don't want to do that when I work 8 hours a day, 5 days a week.

pedro45 posted...

I eat something different every day...

Yep. Hence why I mentioned that I dont like cooking multiple meals at once for meal prep. Nor do I have time during the week to do so...

pedro45 posted...

Most big meals take like less than an hour to make. If you factor in travel time and wait for food at a restaurant, you're not saving much time at all.

Not really. I mean, I usually pick it up on the way to or from somewhere else (like work and home). For lunch at work, its less time than it would take to go home and cook something...

pedro45 posted...

Waiting in a drive thru for coffee is easy. It's much quicker to make your own though, literally less than 10 minutes start to finish. I doubt anyone can start their car, drive to a coffee shop and place that order in under 5 minutes.
Burgers take like 10 minutes as well, about 4 minutes a side.

This depends on where you go. Some places are constantly cooking food, so it might not take as long. That being said, this goes back to when people get food. Not everybody is driving from home to get a coffee and go back home. Most pick it up on the way to work. Depending on when you wake up and stuff, it could be faster.

pedro45 posted...

I get it from a Kroger store, fry's, usually under $2/pound cause I plan it. I buy a few pounds when it's on sale and use a pound at a time.

I dont know about Krogers (since there isnt one here), but the closest place to me isnt really that cheap...
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Mead posted...

dude where the fuck are you getting a pound of beef for $2.50

that's not too off from what it is around here, however

pedro45 posted...

I get it from a Kroger store, fry's, usually under $2/pound cause I plan it.

under $2 a pound has to be some 50/50 greasy as fuck garbage shit

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helIy posted...

that's not too off from what it is around here, however

dang

hard to find a pound of ground beef around here for less than $6-7

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If you plan to be lazy, it will seem farther. Those who are lazy tend to work twice as hard though...
If you plan to make the drive, it'll be convenient but I doubt these people factor in the time it takes to make that drive and wait for the food and then get back to the drive from before.

My beef is fatty, but I like flavor to my beef.

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pedro45 posted...

If you plan to make the drive, it'll be convenient but I doubt these people factor in the time it takes to make that drive and wait for the food and then get back to the drive from before.

That if you decide to drive to a place from home and drive back. While I can't say everybody does this, most people I know get food on the way home. So, if I drive past a KFC on the way home, it's maybe an extra 5 minutes because I'm already headed past it on the way home. There's a difference between driving from home to get food, and then driving back after getting it vs getting fast food on the way home from work from a place that's on your way.

Also, you could say the same thing for cooking, though. In some cases, you have to drive to the store to get the ingredients, then wait in line to pay, then go home and cook it. And depending on what you're cooking, it could take much longer than many fast food places...
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Nobody should be eating McDonald's because it shouldn't even be made. It's a true detriment to society.

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Double cheeseburgers arent even that bad for you, outside of the bread.

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pedro45 posted...

If you plan to be lazy, it will seem farther. Those who are lazy tend to work twice as hard though...
If you plan to make the drive, it'll be convenient but I doubt these people factor in the time it takes to make that drive and wait for the food and then get back to the drive from before.

My beef is fatty, but I like flavor to my beef.

there's flavor, and then there's having such subpar meat that it gets boiled in the amount of grease it renders

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all it costs you is the distribution of a personal data

a win win really

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pedro45 posted...

For like less than 5 dollars, you can make 4 bomb quarter pound burgers. I mean, that's paying $2.50/pound for meat and $2.50 for buns, which is like average non sale price.
Fast food should be purely for convenience, not standard meals. Idk when the change happened, but it's not good at all how much cheap garbage food people eat just cause it's "easy". Factor in price and health, it really is expensive all around in place of very little planning.

My two cents on people's lack of meal planning. I understand I'm basically in the minority these days not having fast food weekly. I have it like a half dozen times a year, usually something with my family during visits.

stop being like sunny
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SunWuKung420 posted...

Nobody should be eating McDonald's because it shouldn't even be made. It's a true detriment to society.

woah, are you being prejudiced against mcdonalds?

SunWuKung420 posted...

Being prejudice is about as low of a quality (aka trashy) as a person can get.

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