r/McDonalds

McDonald's just crashed below $230 for the first time in more than 4 years. $MCD is now down 32% in the last 7 months, and this week marks its 9th straight weekly decline, the longest losing streak in over 20 years.
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McDonald's just crashed below $230 for the first time in more than 4 years. $MCD is now down 32% in the last 7 months, and this week marks its 9th straight weekly decline, the longest losing streak in over 20 years.

u/Apart_Finger_1799 — 8 days ago
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McDonald’s Stock Crash

Guess launching AI dynamic pricing or at least the concept of it wasn’t such a great idea after all. This CEO and the greedflation are running this into the ground.

u/VendettaKarma — 9 days ago
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McDonald’s just woke up

And realized they shit the bed and no one enjoys their company anymore.

What happened to the guy that said McDonald’s was doing the best they were doing ever last year when the rest of this sub was clowning on the Golden Arches for their stale ass decor and push ordering on the phone or kiosk? The writing as on the wall.

Franchisees are sick of corporate mandating them remodel the restaurant. Each remodel is hundreds of thousands of dollars and every remodel is worst than the last. I have high hopes for this new concept but the franchisees are burnt out with corporate management.

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u/sl33pytesla — 9 days ago
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So it begins

I've won some food already. Good luck to all & I hope somebody on here can win one of the big prizes.

u/108CA — 9 days ago
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What the heck is happening to this company?

I love McDs and always have but wtf is going on at corporate? Who is making these braindead decisions to make every McDonald’s look like a hospital waiting room? Is this company going the way of Nike?

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u/FrigginMasshole — 9 days ago
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Highly paid executive thought process: "Wow, Monopoly made us a lot of money last time. Let's do it again but 10x worse"

this really must have been what they were thinking with this round of monopoly

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u/_BreakingGood_ — 8 days ago
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Monopoly is Bad

The Monopoly this time is BAD. I didn’t get piece on my sausage McMuffin. The pieces that I do get are impossible to add to the app through the camera. You have to get so close that it gets blurry.

Then when you get the chance plays it plays this stupid animation where it’s always close at the end and at least once it’s obviously leaning to fall into the bag for some freebies and then magically falls away. Just tell me I didn’t get anything. Don’t play with me about it.

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u/_Bren10_ — 8 days ago

You guys don't get these?

I realize it's a deal specific to my state, but I'm sure they have similar things for other states. No?

u/happyluckystar — 9 days ago

Why are all of my points expiring? Are they getting rid of Rewards?

I got this email that shows all my points are expiring at the end of this month including ones I earned last month. Are they doing away with the rewards or something?

u/Yacko_75 — 9 days ago

Guys, I think this is the cheapest way to get the monopoly stickers

The sausage muffin is just around $1.79 - $1.99, plus the coupon, you can basically get it with a dollar and two dollars for two.

u/Leo0912 — 9 days ago

Honestly feel like the odds are pretty high.

Not bad for day one. Hashbrown with Diet Coke for breakfast, 4 piece chicken strips for lunch… that was enough for me for the day so then I picked up a meal for my kiddo for dinner and that’s what we got out of it all for the day

u/tocamix90 — 8 days ago

The McDonald's app not scanning Monopoly piece

I updated the app, but it's not scanning my monopoly game piece and it's not letting me enter the code manually.

Anyone else having a similar issue? Can anyone give tips on how to fix the issue?

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u/viewsofanintrovert — 8 days ago
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McDonald’s Hit With Antitrust Suit Over AI-Assisted Menu Pricing

McDonald’s is facing an antitrust lawsuit over allegations that its AI-assisted pricing tools may be helping franchisees coordinate menu prices.

Franchisees technically set their own prices, but the suit argues that centralized pricing recommendations could reduce actual competition between locations.

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u/East_Relationship722 — 9 days ago

No more online codes ?

I was pretty sad learning this morning i could no longer participate in monopoly without buying items for play. Im going through a hard time right now and honestly was looking forward to the chance of winning some food and possibly prizes . Looking at their new structure, seems it would cost more money to buy stamps everyday and mail in, which completely ruins the fun. ​

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u/Federal_Speech_5995 — 9 days ago

Sausage McMuffin Monopoly Pieces

My own McDonald's didn't give me a Monopoly piece for my Sausage McMuffin this morning. The store manager said it was only for the Sausage McMuffin with Egg.

When I called corporate, they confirmed this was incorrect, gave me 1500 points for my trouble, and said they'd work with the store.

Just FYI as I've seen several people mention this in various threads. I'm not sure what the big deal is, not like we are gonna win anything except a small fry anyways? 🤣

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u/Budiltwo — 8 days ago

Am I dumb or is there nowhere to scan the game pieces on the app?

Was given a food winning piece that says to scan but I never ordered the food that won it. Google says just click the Monopoly by banner but uh, it doesn't exist. Those two images just take me to order food.

u/MidgardDragon — 8 days ago