entire beef industry collapse

Not so fun when the burger's on the other foot, is it?

"Top meatpacker" was my nickname in college.

So if they win they're going to reduce prices, right?

Can we sue McDonald's for raising their prices?

Let me break out the world's tiniest violin after paying $12 for the world's most disappointing cheeseburger (and having to ask for ketchup and napkins).

I reduced my fast food consumption by like 95% right around the beginning of the pandemic and I regret nothing. Not wasting 20 minutes of my life in a drive through line for a meal that isn't good, cheap, or healthy. It takes 3 minutes to boil ramen at home and that checks two of those boxes.

America when No Burger

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ANOTHER $3 FOR A SHITTY CHEESEBURGER

Economists have assured me that there is a direct correlation between minimum wage increasing causing the price of a big Mac to increase. So surely the increase of a big Mac will cause the minimum wage to increase! 😊

top meatpackers

"Just observe and monitor. Let them escalate first, if they're going to."

"Yes ma'am!"

Free market is free

$15.79 at O'hare airport concourse B last week.
Cheeseburger french fries medium coke

I bought a cheap United Airlines ticket 6 months ago for bay area maker fair and they sold my ticket out from under me 3 times. Started as a direct flight by the time I left it was 3 leg flight with 2 long layovers both ways. By the time I made it back to O'hare I was really tired and hungry just wanted something to snack on while I waited 5 hours for the last connecting flight. I got a medium coffee instead for $3.79 and it was watered down.

The lawyers always win in america, truly.