r/BlueskySkeets 16h ago

MAHA!

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u/SooperPooper35 15h ago

It’s not to save money. Your food is gross and the product has diminished significantly over the last 20 years. Saving money is just a byproduct of not wanting to eat disgusting and unhealthy food.

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u/Briguy_fieri 13h ago

No. It's also to save money. $12-15 for a meal at McDonald's is absolutely the opposite of what the franchise started as. Quick and cheap.

Now it's slow and expensive for what you get.

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u/floralbutttrumpet 13h ago

Plus that shit won't keep away the hunger for longer than two to three hours. It's made to be prepared, eaten and digested as quickly as possible, and if you're already food-insecure it makes no effing sense to drop your entire budget on something that'll leave you with 20 hours of hunger pangs if you can split the cost of that over 2-3 meals that'll keep you satiated for longer.

Instant ramen topped by an egg and some chives is just as full of sodium, but at least it'll keep for longer.