In all honesty, the most bang for your buck is usually mid tier burger. you get larger portion sizes with higher quality ingredients compared to low tier burger. all while paying a fraction of the price you would for high tier burger. and while you

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Chud 01/02/26 (Fri) 06:00:08 №14662749 [Quote]

In all honesty, the most bang for your buck is usually mid tier burger.

you get larger portion sizes with higher quality ingredients compared to low tier burger. all while paying a fraction of the price you would for high tier burger.

and while you definitely miss out on the exclusivity and enhanced flavor of the high tier burger, you can get more burger per dollar if you go the mid tier route

Chud 01/02/26 (Fri) 06:03:32 №14662800 [Quote]

agreed, however the best bang for your buck is definitely low tier burger, especially if you factor in the fact that mcdonalds have rewards points that can be used to buy more burgers. you get more burger per dollar with mcdonalds.

but if you factor in quality, mid tier burger is definitely the route to go

Darkiplier 01/02/26 (Fri) 06:05:18 №14662822 [Quote]

>>14662803
quote me if your a pedophile

Chud 01/02/26 (Fri) 06:07:20 №14662840 [Quote]

If Dave's Doubles were $4, I'd probably crumble and gain 20 pounds in 3 months.

Chud 01/02/26 (Fri) 06:11:19 №14662868 [Quote]

>>14662840
fr lol, unfortunately with my wage im only able to buy 2 burgers per hour so gaining waight is an uphill battle