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Why do Americans always hate on Burger King? I'm South African and our BK is leagues ahead of McDonald's and other fast food places. What exactly is the deal with American BK?

>> No.17049451

most americans are literally brainwashed to prefer mcdonalds.

t. american who prefers bk

>> No.17049455

A lot of american fast food is really dry compared to other places for some reason
I'm leaf and the big mac is my favorite sandwich but I've had a couple from places in the usa and they're nearly inedible

>> No.17049459

>>17049447
American here. I've been to mcdonalds once in the last 20 years, and I haven't been to a burger king since nelson mandela was in prison. I assume it's the same shit and this is another case of poors squabbling over which brand of inedible trash is "goat"

>> No.17049483

>>17049447
It's a tranny company and the food is untrustworthy. McDonalds is no better but they're the one you went to as a kid I guess

>> No.17049484

>>17049451
Better than the ones brainwashed to prefer Five Guys.
BK is breddy gud

>> No.17049489

>>17049447
Burger King went to shit years back when they changed management companies; the quality of franchises is all over the place. McDonalds is also shit but at least it's consistent. I think that's more what people want when they go for fast food. It might be garbage but at least your double cheeseburger is the same every time.

>> No.17049495

>>17049483
>Behold, our latest ad campaign!

>> No.17049513

>>17049447
All fast food should be taxed at the same rate as cigarettes

>> No.17049521

>>17049513
Holy BASED

>> No.17049530

I'm a leaf, but the only time I ate at Burger King, I hadn't eaten anything for 20 hours beforehand, and I still found it disappointing

>> No.17049559

>>17049513
Australians would actually riot, meanwhile most states in the US, especially in the south, barely tax cigarettes for what amounts to like 30 cents per pack.

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>>17049451
>fpbp
this is the truth ck never wants to hear.

>> No.17049568

>>17049513
If it takes longer to prepare food becomes socially acceptable.

>> No.17049613

I don't know if it was just my experience, but the Whopper I had in Russia was the nastiest, driest burger I've ever had.

>> No.17049668

>>17049568
>He thinks it's just about prep time and not quality of ingredients, taste and nutrition
B R A I N L E T

>> No.17049676

>>17049559
Yeah the tax rates in the USA vary wildly from state to state, and sometimes even county to county. If the taxes were generally raised on fast food then you'd have some jurisdictions looking for legal loopholes and cracks in the tax code. Gotta keep the fat pigs fat

>> No.17049693

>>17049447
Go spread your Omicron elsewhere, Yarpie.
Filthy, diseased country.

>> No.17049730

>>17049693
>Yarpie
Kek.

>> No.17049792

>>17049559
>what amounts to like 30 cents per pack.
You sure about that?