Economies of scale my dude
^
no
yes
their economy of scale. they have employees
why can McDonalds afford to sell a burger for £1?
you have two hands and mouth
make your own
and then a pub charges you £7.50
cus Labour
do your own Labour
If I were to buy the ingredients for a burger I'd have to spend around £10
Oullala
McDonalds can afford to run low prices because of economies of scale, and so do other fast food chains
They produce and sell so much volume that they can
McDonald's doesn't even sell food. Your arguement is invalid
And they have hundreds of employees behind every burger
alright...
shit tier calories
pls feed your children on that
go ahead
make my fucking day
What are you even on about? <:think_madpepe:378717098630971395>
you call it food and you wouldn't take your own kids there
Yes, it's food.
lol
It's bad food, but still food
would you feed a McD's to your Dog?
Food is *"any nourishing substance that is eaten, drunk, or otherwise taken into the body to sustain life, provide energy, promote growth, etc."* A burger still contains these properties, albeit in an unhealthy balance
cus I wouldn't
I don't even know where you're trying to go with the argument
I'm saying I wouldn't feed my dog with that shit
and people eat so much of it
they get record breakingly fat
McD's can make the burger as flat as cardboard and still idiots line up and buy it
Yes, and I just told you why
it's the addicting taste of meat
It's not the meat, it's all the fats and oils
that you could buy anywhere else for less
for less I'd argue that it's pretty much impossible
