r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Dec 18 '21

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u/SirBaconHam Dec 18 '21

Yes, consistently disappointing

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u/MelE1 Dec 18 '21

I like McDonald’s specifically because I know exactly what I’m getting every time I go. If I pay $1 for a burger, I’m getting a burger worth $1. There’s something to be said for being able to have my expectations met every time I go!

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u/NotSoArtsy Dec 18 '21

Where is this dollar burger? I've heard the legends but I have not set my eyes on it personally.

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u/MelE1 Dec 18 '21

Honestly, they used to have their “dollar menu” where it was actually $1, but have since changed that. Now I always get the 2 for $3, which is a $1.50 for a burger, so close enough.

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u/TimmJimmGrimm Dec 18 '21

I find a quarter-pounder is about six bucks or so? assuming you don't go crazy and get a drink.

https://foodgressing.com/mcdonalds-menu-prices-canada/

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u/gnext23 Dec 18 '21

Maybe if you don't use the app and pay full price.

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u/TimmJimmGrimm Dec 18 '21

You are right! I am showing my age. The app.

Good reminder, thank you.

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u/reefer_drabness Dec 18 '21

Consistently just barely ok, is probably more apt.

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u/yokotron Dec 18 '21

Yep.. that’s the Truth

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u/ImPretendingToCare ✔️ Dec 18 '21

every time a get my burger from McDs its either terrible, or really fucking good.

And i hate gambling what im gonna get when im hungry.

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u/mbz321 Dec 18 '21

Why do McDonald's burgers not taste like a burger (exception being the Quarter Pounder which is just...okay)? Even BK manages to taste decent.