McDonald’s

[Kurt.]

It doesn't fill me: I always feel hungry again around an hour later. Five Guys for a bugger is more enjoyable.

Each to their own ….. I’ll stick to chicken nuggets

 

[Bryan+]

He lives in Asia mate. It's cheap.

What are you, his lover or something

 

[Nymzee]

What are you, his lover or something

No, just have an actual memory.

 

[Charro]

There’s no way two breakfast wraps costs nearly £15 surely.

 

[NeilMorepies]

Off the top of my head the other day i ordered:

Big mac meal with large fries and large drink + quarter pounter ala carte

= £7 ish.


Breakfast sausage & egg mcmuffin + eggs with hashbrowns & drink + £2.50 ish

Aye, but that’s with your Staff discount…

 

[LEONARD]

First time I’ve been in absolute years, waited nearly 20 minutes to get served breakfast and paid nearly £15 for two breakfast wraps.

Fast food my arse, oh and the food was garbage.

Unless you have children to placate, swerve big-time.

Tasteless garbage, served in sterile and soulless surroundings.

You actually come out ,more hungrier than when you went in.

 

[gonetomorrow]

We live near a McDonald's Drive In. Over the years the cars have grown fatter and uglier and so have the families inside them.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

A McDonalds has been given planning permission within acceptable driving distance to where I live and I'm pretty excited by the prospect.

So don't piss on my chips.

 

[Bryan+]

A McDonalds has been given planning permission within acceptable driving distance to where I live and I'm pretty excited by the prospect.

So don't piss on my chips.

I bet you’re a plain burger man. I can just tell.

 

[Littlesue]

I don't mind one occasionally, Quarter Pounder with cheese, fries and a diet coke followed by a Diary Milk McFlurry.
Nearest one though about 2 mile away and no car so usually have to sit in and then have to suffer screaming kids

 

[longers]

A breakfast wrap cost £4,39, with the meal being just under £6…

Did you ask for an extra ten sausage patties in it or something ?

 

[GrandOldTeam]

I bet you’re a plain burger man. I can just tell.

The last 10 years I'd say I average 1 McDonalds a year and it's always Big Mac.

To be honest I went off them when I went in once and the expectation was you had to use digital screens to order rather than talk to someone.

 

[YoboCopter]

Macdonalds is sound

Does a very adaptable job

 

[Kurt.]

A McDonalds has been given planning permission within acceptable driving distance to where I live and I'm pretty excited by the prospect.

So don't piss on my chips.

They would probably taste nicer if we did

 

[Kurt.]

I don't mind one occasionally, Quarter Pounder with cheese, fries and a diet coke followed by a Diary Milk McFlurry.
Nearest one though about 2 mile away and no car so usually have to sit in and then have to suffer screaming kids

Always baffles me when people get burgers, chips , ice cream etc .. then a diet drink ? I don’t understand