/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56053059
$8 for burger and fries is still pretty fucking expensive compared to how much it used to cost.
Fast food in general used to be notoriously cheap.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACUA2Zc9ZpU

Never forget what they took from you.

>>55881000
Checked.
As an older Millennial, it's a shame Zoomers will never know the luxury of dirt cheap fast food in the '90s.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACUA2Zc9ZpU

Born to feel.

I don't care what the fuck happens, as long as I don't have to fucking pay $3.75 for a god damn can of Monster anymore.

>>54924697
Oldfag here: the world we grew up in is long gone.

Xennial here, graduated high school in 2003:
Back in the late '90s when I was a paperboy I'd ride my bike to Burger King and get an entire meal for around $2.
I didn't know it at the time, but that would be the last time I could enjoy such a luxury.
Call me corny and pathetic for wallowing over the days when greasy fast food was cheap, but this is basically the same thing as when I was a kid and senior citizens would constantly go on about how when they were kids in the '50s, a bottle of Coca-Cola only cost a dime.
For any Zoomers here: it'll happen to you eventually..

>>54598427
When I was your age, an entire meal at Burger King only cost $2.22!
That was back in the '90s when the universe meant something.