That’s the whole strategy. #business #fastfood

I wish to live in a world where making quality products made the most money.

"Would you like some debt with your McChicken meal?"

The Chick-fil-A cows finally got a guy inside 😂

Reason why their shares is down is because the foods gone shit, portions have gone small and the prices have gone up

Im from Germany were they didn’t have a big chicken burger (expect one mayo lettuce chicken sandwich) and now it seems like I see new advertising every few weeks

"I'm getting into scrapbooking"😂😂😂

When businesses became more about shareholders than customers we were all fucked; if the company is publicly traded expect the worst.

You know what’s worse? Is that I imagine that this is exactly how these companies make this kind of decision. And then if there is not adoption, they just make all the other products unusable or more expensive so we have no choice.

Stop spending money on corporations that hate you.

Ohhhhh that’s why there’s a McCrispy advert every 7 seconds

I own a small restaurant with mainly bar food. Their (MCD) prices are just too high. My sales are up, maybe they should start offering full service dine in experience as well 😂

“Scrap” booking, nice touch. Even if unintentional. We get the scraps…

$8 for a double cheeseburger is criminal

I notice they're pivoting away from chicken and more toward 'this one is cheap!', probably because people stopped buying because its so damn expensive now. I still remember the $1 lunchtime cheeseburgers 13 years ago. That was something.

I came, I saw, I commented

The digital McD badges are a very nice meta joke for the cheapness, since you could have easily printed them along with the chicken and the checkmark XD

Scrap booking. I though Alan looked calmer.

I've never understood how chicken sandwiches cost more than hamburgers when chicken costs less than beef.

People are going to laugh at me for this, but I need them to know I like scrapbooking..

America - where EVERYTHING is a commodity