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I don't go to McDonald's, but this looks like cherry-picking data to force a narrative to me. Are Big Macs really $8 for just the sandwich these days?
I don't either (can't actually eat there anyway due to allergies).
Anyway, its $8.69 by me, so yes.
Did a little research and found a Big Mac costs around $4.49, or $7.49 for a meal. Really hard to check prices without downloading their app, btw. Though, I've heard that McDonnalds is a lot like Subway, in that anyone not using the app and coupon codes for every order is getting ripped off big time.
https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/mcdonalds-says-18-big-mac-meal-was-an-exception-says-news-reports-overstated-its-price-increases/3450713/?amp=1 looks like 9.29 for the meal, 5.29 for just the sandwich.
Depends on where you are.
Just shy of $9 by me, and $15 for the meal.
$5.29 near me. And you can get 25% off if you use the app.
25% off and all I need to do is give up access to my phone and all the info it gathers on me to be monetized and used to manipulate me into spending more?!
don't forget the disney clause
Forces always-on location
Keeps accessing location indefinitely* if app isn’t forced closed
Great deal
*certainly for hours
Joke is on them, we don’t have any money to spend.
Looks like that's what a double cheeseburger would cost me here, and a single cheeseburger is $4.39 lol
And a happy meal is $10, ridiculous
Yeah totally. I went to one just outside of Chicago about a month ago for my nieces birthday and the Big Mac there was over $8. A damn happy meal was $14!
$14 happy meals
bringing back child labor so they can pay for their own lol
Yeah every now and then (like once a year) I’ll get a weird craving. Last time I went in there, shit was crazy expensive. That was like two years ago. I haven’t gone back since because of the price.