
It was real and it was spectacular
Where else were you going to get tacos, spaghetti and pudding non-stop for $3? That’s right. 3 bucks. Plus tax.

Where else were you going to get tacos, spaghetti and pudding non-stop for $3? That’s right. 3 bucks. Plus tax.
I realize these new/renovated McDonald’s locations have been posted to death, but the closed kitchen and abandoned counter really complete the “please do not interact with the humans” service model.
Which would be somewhat, though not entirely, acceptable if they weren’t also constantly forgetting things in your order. There is also no place to get ketchup, straws, or even a napkin without someone fetching it from the back.
I will say the people at this location are pleasant… once you can actually get someone’s attention.
But hey, you can pay with bills and coins now. So there’s that, I guess.
… until I was flipping through channels (yeah, been watching live TV on Pluto these days) and caught a bit of this gem of a movie.
McDonald’s strategy has been brilliant, honestly. Raise prices, shrink portions, destroy all sense of joy, then reintroduce the bare minimum and people start writing articles about the return of “value”.