berth
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I worked there 34 years ago
They changed to baked Probably right around 1990
I worked there 34 years ago
They changed to baked Probably right around 1990
I’d never mess with anyone’s food no matter how much I disliked them. It would make me worse than them IMOI can't tell you how many times I have fucked with an order in my misspent youth because someone was a douche.
16 year old boys DGAFI’d never mess with anyone’s food no matter how much I disliked them. It would make me worse than them IMO
Why I take a pass on ordering anything if I see a bunch of teenager boys working the kitchen of a fast food place. I generally avoid that shit anyhow, certainly don’t like it enough to take the chance given the wrong conditions.16 year old boys DGAF
They must have gone away not too long before I was paying attention. All I remember were these guys, which you always bought two at a time. But you best believe I’m gonna get in the action with the fried ones when they come back.Wait!!! You don't know, or remember, that Mcd's apple pies uses to be fried? They were so much better back then. They changed to baked Probably right around 1990 in an effort to make them "healthier". The fried ones were bomb!
geez, now I gotta go see about it tho I’ll likely just have a bite or two. Did get forced into Taco Hell last week and the enchirito was not totally disgusting and almost but not quite tolerable 
I have never worked food service in my life, I do not have the patience for humans to endure it. My brother however did at Burger King, he is a crazy person, and he certainly did horrible shit to peoples food who annoyed him.I’d never mess with anyone’s food no matter how much I disliked them. It would make me worse than them IMO
I am still butt hurt.Yup, we got some today, and they were crispy yummy-ness.
A federal judge on Friday rejected McDonald’s request to dismiss a proposed class action accusing it of defrauding consumers about the content of its McRib sandwich.
The plaintiffs accused McDonald’s of intentionally shaping McRib patties with ridges to resemble pork ribs and make diners believe the sandwich contains rib meat, an expensive cut known for its higher fat content and rich flavor.
Consumers said McDonald’s actual use of lower-grade pork products including shoulder, heart, tripe or stomach caused them to overpay for the McRib, one of its most expensive menu items.
A federal judge on Friday rejected McDonald’s request to dismiss a proposed class action accusing it of defrauding consumers about the content of its McRib sandwich.


