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That dude busting his ass making all that food in the background worked harder in 10 minutes than I have in my entire life, ha ha
All the cuts back to someone making food was weird.
also missing is the rise in the 2010s of fresh burger places – not just talking about 5 guys. They were a few dollars extra for something that was larger and natural. McDonald’s didnt innovate. they did the opposite by introducing the shittiest chicken sandwiches (every chicken sandwich thats not a deluxe crispy now). Also, I know its bad for you but the portions now look tiny relative to others – even possibly better for you regular cheese burgers.