McDonald's Burgers

[JohnDB]

Genius Looted by No-Talent Parasites

Sadly, he probably got an extremely tiny cut of the profits from his invention. Corporate patents are the crime of the century and the worst slavery in history.

He was a "research chef".
I was once offered a position to do the same thing.
Basically you are paid a salary to investigate the ins and outs of whatever and develop formulas for doing whatever.

For example most people know what MSG is....it's not the only flavor enhancer out there. There are many. The one they wanted me to research had a dual purpose of yeast dough enhancer and vegetable flavor enhancer. FDA approval had not been obtained but they felt confident they were going to achieve it.
(At which point I was concerned)
Basically I would grocery shop, come in with the ingredients, cook them using their test material and an identical recipe without the test material. Recording measurements of all ingredients used. (Very precisely)
And then taste testing would commence and compare the two. It's really annoying too as thermometers are put everywhere, timers, speeds, and hard looks all recorded very carefully. Also lab analysis gets involved for possible breakdowns or interactions. (Why all ingredients are measured and typed and temperatures)


But they really didn't understand the type of Chef I was....and didn't really have the money to pay my salary. (I'm easy but not cheap) But they advertised for a Chef. I was a working chef....not an office chef or a diner cook. They wanted more than they could afford. They needed a diner griddle cook. Not me.

Commissions?
Ongoing residuals?
Ongoing anything from any business?
we never get that.
Only if our name and face is used and we put up a substantial portion of investment capital. (G Ramsey puts up half the money for every show).

 

[hjmick]

Very much worth your time. And if you have a Freddy’s near buy, also terrific.

I don’t get the whole In N Out Burger deal. An upgrade from McDonalds, and good fries, but the burgers are Ho hum.

There's Freddy's over in Ladson, not too far.

As for In-N-Out, it is very much a cultural thing and I completely understand why some folks don't get it.

If you grew up in Southern California, you get it. If not, well, that's okay too. Anthony Bourdain loved the place... but I suppose that's a lot like choosing a candidate based on a celebrity endorsement...

 

[leftwinger]

There's Freddy's over in Ladson, not too far.

As for In-N-Out, it is very much a cultural thing and I completely understand why some folks don't get it.

If you grew up in Southern California, you get it. If not, well, that's okay too. Anthony Bourdain loved the place... but I suppose that's a lot like choosing a candidate based on a celebrity endorsement...

In&Out hambugrrs are a mess to eat. French Fries are dry and not good. I don’t get the drive thru car lineup? Seems popular.

 

[braalian]

I don’t get why people put up with the long lines.

The sole virtue of fast food used to be that it was quick and convenient.

Now that labor shortages have made the lines ridiculous, what’s the motivation to go there at all?

 

[HeyNorm]

I don’t get why people put up with the long lines.

The sole virtue of fast food used to be that it was quick and convenient.

Now that labor shortages have made the lines ridiculous, what’s the motivation to go there at all?

Used to be that the standard was Quality, cleanliness and service. Now you’re lucky to get the right order.

 

[DakotaKai_fan20]

I used to have a Five Guys near where I lived. Better than McDonald's.

 

[JOSweetHeart]

^^^ Did you move or did the place close? To me, Five Guys is awesome, but the closest one to me is close to an hour away if the traffic is bad enough because it is in Pigeon Forge.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

 

[JohnDB]

I used to have a Five Guys near where I lived. Better than McDonald's.

Also twice the price.

French fries were their best thing.

My son and I would get a medium fry and split it....good times and we both would leave full. (It's like a plus lunch sized paper bag full of fries)

 

[JOSweetHeart]

^^^ The Five Guys in Pigeon Forge was no different when I was there. The fries that you are given are enough for two people.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

 

[DakotaKai_fan20]

^^^ The Five Guys in Pigeon Forge was no different when I was there. The fries that you are given are enough for two people.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

God, it has been years since I have been to the Gatlinburg area. I don't remember a Five Guys in Pigeon Forge. All I remember was a Golden Corral, Dollywood, and Dixie Stampede.

 

[JOSweetHeart]

^^^ The Gatlinburg area also has a Five Guys, but the location that I went to was in Pigeon Forge. It is just before the first bungee jump place.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

 

[toobfreak]

I used to hate McDonald's burgers with a passion as they were too dry for me before. However, I heard that they recently got an upgrade. They look pretty good and juicy now. Does anybody else like them?

I can't remember the last time I've been to a McDeath, many decades, but with all the shortcomings listed in the video, I wonder how they ever rose to fame and fortune in the first place? I guess the competition finally forced MickeyDee to improve a little.

 

[Road Runner]

Well I had a McDonald's cheeseburger today and it was delicious. I guess that they really have improved.

 

[DakotaKai_fan20]

Well I had a McDonald's cheeseburger today and it was delicious. I guess that they really have improved.

That may be true for you. Here it still tastes like ass unless it is a Big Mac.

 

[Road Runner]

Oh yeah btw it was a double cheeseburger with only ketchup and mustard.

 

[DakotaKai_fan20]

Oh yeah btw it was a double cheeseburger with only ketchup and mustard.

You must of hit the location jackpot.

 

[DakotaKai_fan20]

Also at least they didn't clean their dishes with filthy water that is in my bathtub.