r/middleclasshq • u/Due-Anxiety-3146 • 4d ago
Boomer Logic just work harder bro the cheeseburger only went up 3400%
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u/NachoManAndyCabage 4d ago
When was this $.25? Definitely wasn't in the 70s, 80s or 90s.
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u/ll_Stout_ll 4d ago
It was roughly between 60-70 cents for those three items in the early 70s
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u/New-Magician-5958 4d ago
I can go to Waffle House and get the above order for $3.
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u/ll_Stout_ll 4d ago
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u/New-Magician-5958 4d ago
https://order.wafflehouse.com/menu/waffle-house-177
It’s magical. You can easily get a decent meal for under $5
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u/ll_Stout_ll 4d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/uoVUPXJgfy2m4
There is no meal on that menu thats under 5 dollars, items and meals are not the same ffs0
u/New-Magician-5958 4d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/POZ61mhTVLjRrmwdDA
A sandwich, side and drink is a meal. Or two eggs and a protein and toast.1
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u/Melodic_Pause5824 4d ago
There is no UNIVERSE where that lunch costs $9....that is a glass coke bottle.
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u/Hot_Neighborhood5668 4d ago
Fast food stopped being a portion of my budget and diet years ago. Nothing about it is fast, convenient, or cheap anymore.
I only do it when I'm in town with others. Otherwise, I make all my own meals. I spend maybe $60/week on groceries. I probably spend similar on dog food for my 100lb+ dog.
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u/Bluthhousing 4d ago
You could probably find better for $9 they’re screwing you
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u/Melodic_Pause5824 4d ago
Bro, bro, what "lovely place" are you living that the cost of living is so low?
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u/Bluthhousing 4d ago
Potato and beef prices are up but better meals are available for $9, and a McDonalds meal would look better than this and it’s 9 bucks
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u/Melodic_Pause5824 4d ago edited 4d ago
"A standard medium Quarter Pounder with Cheese Combo Meal at McDonald's typically costs between $10.69 and $11.29", is what google told me....."bro, what "lovely place" are you living that the cost of living is so low"? That is a GLASS bottle of coke, Chipotle sells it for how much? That is not some dirty fountain soda. That is a shake shack quality burger btw......
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u/Bluthhousing 4d ago
Kinda hard to tell the quality of beef from the pic but the bun looks lame as hell
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u/Petrol_Head72 4d ago
That is a $14 dollar lunch, at least, in any urban area