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Sodam Yat
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Would you like to chow down on a big mac for only $1.49 - on your cheat day's? How about 2 or 3 big macs for the price of one?
If so, you gotta hear about my experiment....
Here's what happened: I was sitting in a looong ass line at the drive thru... trying to decide what to eat.. a double cheeseburger or a big mac... when a nuclear expolosion went off in my head!
BAM! "That's it," I said to myself.
What did i figure out? Simple. I figured out how to turn a Double Cheeseburger into a BIG MAC... at only an extra 30 cents.
Here's how to do it:
step 1 - order a double cheeseburger.
step 2 - tell them you want it on a sesame seed bun instead of the regular bun
step 3 - tell them you want NO ketchup and NO mustard, but, you want big mac sauce.
step 4 - oh, and by the way, "could you put lettuce on that as well, please."
BINGO! You got a Big Mac for only $1.49. Now, they did charge me 20 cents for their "special sauce", but I still made out like a bandit!
Look at the math...
$$$ cost of Big Mac(in my area) - $3.79 cents(not including tax) so, let's round it off to $4 bucks.
$$$ cost of Double Cheeseburger - $1.19. Add the 20 cents sauce and 10 cents tax and VOILA... you save a good $2.50.
Think about it: You can get 3 big macs for the price of 1. yuuummy!
Now, this leads me to the big question...
WHY THE FRIG ARE BIG MACS SO EXPENSIVE????
listen to this: The only difference between this big mac and a real one - is that there's no middle bun. That's it.
On the plus side - you get an extra slice of cheese on my double cheese maca (my creation) compared to 1 slice on a real big mac.
seriously, wtf, does that extra slice of bread in the middle cost $2.50?
in fact, that extra slice of cheese would be the kicker in the price jump, wouldn't you say so yourself?
maybe they price it according to their sales. Who knows.
oh, and the double cheeseburger also has pickles and onions on it - just like my double cheese biga maca.
What do you do now? easy - run as fast as you can to macdonalds.
remember, have no fear, mcdonalds has no choice but to make it YOUR WAY!
If so, you gotta hear about my experiment....
Here's what happened: I was sitting in a looong ass line at the drive thru... trying to decide what to eat.. a double cheeseburger or a big mac... when a nuclear expolosion went off in my head!
BAM! "That's it," I said to myself.
What did i figure out? Simple. I figured out how to turn a Double Cheeseburger into a BIG MAC... at only an extra 30 cents.
Here's how to do it:
step 1 - order a double cheeseburger.
step 2 - tell them you want it on a sesame seed bun instead of the regular bun
step 3 - tell them you want NO ketchup and NO mustard, but, you want big mac sauce.
step 4 - oh, and by the way, "could you put lettuce on that as well, please."
BINGO! You got a Big Mac for only $1.49. Now, they did charge me 20 cents for their "special sauce", but I still made out like a bandit!
Look at the math...
$$$ cost of Big Mac(in my area) - $3.79 cents(not including tax) so, let's round it off to $4 bucks.
$$$ cost of Double Cheeseburger - $1.19. Add the 20 cents sauce and 10 cents tax and VOILA... you save a good $2.50.
Think about it: You can get 3 big macs for the price of 1. yuuummy!
Now, this leads me to the big question...
WHY THE FRIG ARE BIG MACS SO EXPENSIVE????
listen to this: The only difference between this big mac and a real one - is that there's no middle bun. That's it.
On the plus side - you get an extra slice of cheese on my double cheese maca (my creation) compared to 1 slice on a real big mac.
seriously, wtf, does that extra slice of bread in the middle cost $2.50?
in fact, that extra slice of cheese would be the kicker in the price jump, wouldn't you say so yourself?
maybe they price it according to their sales. Who knows.
oh, and the double cheeseburger also has pickles and onions on it - just like my double cheese biga maca.
What do you do now? easy - run as fast as you can to macdonalds.
remember, have no fear, mcdonalds has no choice but to make it YOUR WAY!