/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>18976652
They were run by millennials (including the CEO) for like a decade who basically ran the entire company and brand and food into the ground. Also, snarky gay "progressive" ad execs that treat the consumers like shit (but that's basically every company's problem these days). They got validated by the creepy "King" meme being a big hit and thought the idea of Burger King was more important than actually selling burgers that people would pay money to eat.

Last I checked they had another new CEO who was trying to turn things around by a guess Covid and inflation is fucking them hard. I go there maybe once a year and the past couple times was pretty terrible. McDonald's just destroyed them with the switch to fresh patty on the Quarter Pounder and the Quarter Pounder Deluxe is essentially the Whopper done right.