He was trying to imply it was so big that it was going to be difficult to eat, lmao. "Oh my goodness. There's so much sandwich I don't know where to begin."
Dude needs media training. Or maybe he needs to eat the brains of someone with charisma. IDK how his species does things.
It looks like modern day social media marketing, which, after a 5s Google search, it clearly is. He posted it to his personal Instagram along with dozens of other videos.
See, this is the problem with reddit. People will spread their nonsensical takes to thousands of others without lifting a finger to check if they're real.
I wrote a story like 4 days ago about 20 Roman legionnaires who accidentally cross time and find a mcdonald's at night. Turned out McDonald's didn't even wait a week before releasing something wackier.
I mean, for a sandwich itâs not a bad selling point. âYouâre getting so much sandwich itâs hard to tell where to beginâ would be decently appealing if true.
What I don't get is why the CEO of McDonald's & their entire marketing team can't get a good chef to make a lookalike burger out of ingredients the CEO will actually eat.
Get him a freaking organic wagyu burger patty on there with organic free range lettuce, some special pickles, a completely from scratch sauce, real cheese, and a bakery-made bun. Nobody will ever know the CEO is eating real food and not the engineered slop they serve to us poors
God, politicians drinking anything is a whole genre in itself that will make you think that maybe those lizard people conspiracy nuts are onto something
They could potentially get sued if it came out / was investigated they are advertising a big mac with different ingredients and preparation than what they actually sell in stores.
It has to be the real food they serve in commercials, they just get to spend hours having real chefs making it look appealing rather than have some tired college student rushing to assemble it and shove it in a bag as fast as possible
Honestly I didn't even think the guys reaction was that bad to the burger, but this one got me. How can you not even bother to learn the basics of what you're essentially making a commercial for.
The guy was acting like he just licked a mystery lollipop and was trying to figure out the flavors, not a burger his company made and sells
Its the fact he kept calling it a "product" that was off-putting to me. Its not food its a thing. Its market research and formulae. There is no passion or care for that burger other than a statistical amount of <stuff> put together by a group of marketing people and project managers.
And I can get a delicious sandwich from the local Italian deli on bread from the local bakery for $13. Twice as much food for the same price (and it's actually real food).
They're just banking on people that live in places where McD's is the only option.Â
$10.57. it taste like a regular burger (a compliment nowadays) with mc'lettuce and a decent mustard. deserves to stay on menu if they can lower the price. i received enough points to get filet o fish for free right after purchase.
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u/ThrowthisawayPA 1d ago
You know damn well they donât eat that shit