Food: What You See And What Your Get . . .
18/04/2009 02:06
Have you ever seen a
McDonald’s or Wendy’s advertisement and
really appreciated how delicious a sandwich or
burger looked. You were so impressed that
you went to said fast food restaurant and
ordered yourself one.
You fork over your hard earned white collar cash expecting to receive the same beautiful masterpiece shown in the ads just to be let down by a sloppy disgusting looking sandwich that was probably made by an ex inmate.
Sure, you can’t expect that much for a burger that is delivered in less than three minutes but give me a break people, false advertisement is false advertisement. If you are going to advertise sexy full figured burgers don’t give me a squashed beef patty with some sort of material that is supposed to pass as cheese.
Think I’m just trash talking fast food restaurants? Naaa, I can appreciate a two cheeseburger meal from McDonald’s when nursing a hangover as much as the next guy, but seriously, quit advertising your food as designer foods and start advertising it like it is. Cheap, fast and greasy.
Take a look at these, TV versus real item purchased:
Arby’s Beef ‘n’ Cheddar Sandwich
VS.
McDonald’s Sausage Breakfast Burrito
VS
Subway six-inch turkey breast and ham sub sandwich
Vs
You fork over your hard earned white collar cash expecting to receive the same beautiful masterpiece shown in the ads just to be let down by a sloppy disgusting looking sandwich that was probably made by an ex inmate.
Sure, you can’t expect that much for a burger that is delivered in less than three minutes but give me a break people, false advertisement is false advertisement. If you are going to advertise sexy full figured burgers don’t give me a squashed beef patty with some sort of material that is supposed to pass as cheese.
Think I’m just trash talking fast food restaurants? Naaa, I can appreciate a two cheeseburger meal from McDonald’s when nursing a hangover as much as the next guy, but seriously, quit advertising your food as designer foods and start advertising it like it is. Cheap, fast and greasy.
Take a look at these, TV versus real item purchased:
Arby’s Beef ‘n’ Cheddar Sandwich
VS.
McDonald’s Sausage Breakfast Burrito
VS
Subway six-inch turkey breast and ham sub sandwich
Vs