A single McDonald’s hash brown is now 3.09? We use to be a proper country.

[Your Welcome]

Lol that's crazy I probably ain't eaten a McChicken in 15 years tho lol. I must reiterate that usually u can get 2 hash browns for $3, I only go to McDonalds for breakfast once in a while, never lunch

*reinerate

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

 

[ORDER_66]

Mcdonalds is highway robbery with these prices now... not even worth eating there anymore...

 

[CarltonJunior]

That smug, big word using spicy cac is the problem

Complete lack of awareness and understanding of the people they are speaking on

 

[Chrishaune]

Mcdonalds is highway robbery with these prices now... not even worth eating there anymore...

Just let it die.

They love putting them around black folks anyway. Terrible food.

 

[ORDER_66]

Just let it die.

They love putting them around black folks anyway. Terrible food.

Yep... might as well..

 

[Gritsngravy]

And they wonder why they losing money, they out they fukking minds with the prices for some garbage ass fast food

 

[Big Blue]

It’s crazy. McDonald’s doesn’t understand its own business model. The only reason it became as big as it is because of its value proposition.

 

[Bleed The Freak]

It’s crazy. McDonald’s doesn’t understand its own business model. The only reason it became as big as it is because of its value proposition.

And they made their portion smaller and charged more

 

[Bleed The Freak]

Eat the Golden Arches in 2025 brehs

 

[King Poetic]

Go to ALDIs and get a 20 pack for 6 dollars

Go buy a 2lb/3lb of ground beef and make u a bunch of hamburgers

Simple solutions

 

[boogers]

according to mcds-menu(dot)com (the flabbiest fan website ive ever seen. jesus christ), today the average price of hashbrowns is...

Spoiler

$2.69

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

I had some apple juice at the gas station

Took my mom out for hibachi and sushi

Blew up the bathroom with diarrhea like I've never experienced

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

It’s crazy. McDonald’s doesn’t understand its own business model. The only reason it became as big as it is because of its value proposition.

I tried to get two double cheeseburgers and fries at Wendy's

They told me $20 dollars

I told them to repeat it and tried to change shyt so it wasn't $20

Then just stuttered and drove off

 

[Why-Fi]

last time i ate a hash brown for them it tasted like cheap oodles of noodles seasoning. threw half of it away