%% Maybe; or not pass any extra cost$ along to customer. IF MCD workers choose not to make career out of flippin'burgers/ that's their choice
Are you 80 because, I don’t remember that? Edited: I found the Porterhouse for $1.99 my grandpa told me about. Dam prices were nice in the 1920s.
Here is a McDonald's menu that claims to be from 1978. I'm not sure, but I think Big Macs were actually -- big -- back then.
I thought of that earlier and came across this link. “this is proof McDonald's has SHRUNK its Big Macs? Radio hosts find star of advert from 20 years ago and compare photos of him holding the iconic burger now and then By Eliza Mcphee For Daily Mail Australia02:39 04 Sep 2019, updated 07:32 04 Sep 2019 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...Mac-shrunk-comparing-burger-20-years-ago.html
%% GOOD \ we dont want too much fat/makes us fat + clogged arteries. Actually better to cut size / rather than price , burgers 2 The old golden arches ad ''BIG MAC ATTACK'' could have had a hidden warning\meaning LOL Dont want too skinny, too cold in winter
What a goofy video/article. Big Macs did NOT look like that in the USA in the 1990s. And in fact, the one in that McD Aussie ad looks like a prop. Anyways, aside from regional differences, shrinkflation is a thing EVERYWHERE.