Overheard today at McDonald's

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The opposite order of what @Sac Arrow would have. I heard a lady order a Cheeseburger, only ketchup, NO MEAT. So, cheese, bun and ketchup. Why bother? Sheesh. Pricey bread.
 
That’s like ordering a pizza ,with no cheese.
 
That sounds like an item from the In-n-out secret menu. Grilled cheese sandwich, with ketchup.
 
It’s basically a grilled cheese (or whatever the cheese like substance is that McDonald’s serves). In N Out offers this as part of their ‘secret menu’.
 
Ever been to Five Guys? On the menu they advertise a "Veggie Sandwich". It's pretty much as described in the OP.

 
I am a second hand vegetarian...

...cows eat grass, I get cows.

Still can't do McDonalds.
 
I *like* In-n-Out grilled cheese. OTOH I haven't been to a McDonalds in years.

Nauga,
looking for the scary Ronald avatar
 
I had a friend in college that was vegetarian and would order a Big Mac no meat.
 
But don’t most burger joints sell salads? So why not order one of those rather than a burger minus the burger?
 
I look at vegetarians who eat animal products about the same as the single mom with 3 kids that claims to be 'saving herself for marriage.'
 
There is so little meat in a standard McDonald's hamburger that it doesn't make much of a difference either way.
 
You have several vegans lately on YouTube with huge followings who have come out saying they’re not vegans any more due to health issues and talk about how much better they are since they started eating meat. Of course the hate of the vegan world is coming down on them.

One had to admit it though because someone actually caught her on video eating fish at a restaurant. You can see her putting her hands over the plate trying to hide it. I suspect many of them eat meat on the down low.
 
flhrci said:
The opposite order of what @Sac Arrow would have. I heard a lady order a Cheeseburger, only ketchup, NO MEAT. So, cheese, bun and ketchup. Why bother? Sheesh. Pricey bread.
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It’s got to be kids. They can be picky mofos.
 
When I was a kid I used to put ketchup on my grilled cheese samiches. When people asked wtf I was doing I justified it as a cheeseburger minus the burger (I know, I was a pretty smart kid). I have since learned the error of my ways. Now I just tell people to mind their own effing bidness. My mom didn’t like that response.
 
I guess the two halves ain't supposed to touch. So, I said, 'Alright, put some lettuce on it,' which they did. They said, 'That'll be $1.75.' I said, 'It's for a duck.' They said, 'Alright, well then it's free.'
 
SkyDog58 said:
But don’t most burger joints sell salads? So why not order one of those rather than a burger minus the burger?
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Will they melt cheese over a salad and put it on a bun?

Nauga,
who doesn't like carrots on his grilled cheese
 
eman1200 said:
When I was a kid I used to put ketchup on my grilled cheese samiches. When people asked wtf I was doing I justified it as a cheeseburger minus the burger (I know, I was a pretty smart kid). I have since learned the error of my ways. Now I just tell people to mind their own effing bidness. My mom didn’t like that response.
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While I cannot condone ketchup on grilled cheese, I do respect your attitude.
 
Ordering a meatless hamburger in a hamburger joint (especially one that also sells salads, which McDonald's does) is the very definition of virtue signaling.

Rich
 
RJM62 said:
Ordering a meatless hamburger in a hamburger joint (especially one that also sells salads, which McDonald's does) is the very definition of virtue signaling.

Rich
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I had never heard that term before so I just looked it up and I agree. I also think that phenomenon has been running rampant for a long time. I just never knew there was a good term for it.
 
RJM62 said:
Ordering a meatless hamburger in a hamburger joint (especially one that also sells salads, which McDonald's does) is the very definition of virtue signaling.
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:rolleyes: What's the definition of someone who passes character judgement on someone for the type of food they order?

Nauga,
who only judges you for the way you order coffee
 
What sad, degenerate lifestyle denies meat in a McDonald's Cheeseburger.

I'm not making a character judgement of these freaks...
 
flyingron said:
I guess the two halves ain't supposed to touch. So, I said, 'Alright, put some lettuce on it,' which they did. They said, 'That'll be $1.75.' I said, 'It's for a duck.' They said, 'Alright, well then it's free.'
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Love Mitch's stuff. ;)
 
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