Random weird thing I have noticed recently. Fast food is getting OUTRAGEOUSLY expensive. Like more expensive than regular sit-down food. For example, my wife and I got 2 chicken sandwiches and a milkshake the other night, and it was $49 freaking dollars!? How is that even possible.
The only explanation I have is supply and demand. The normie American populace is now so lazy, so fat, and so depressed that the demand for fast food is going through the roof. Most Americans can't even cook scrambled eggs. They are flocking to fast food restaurants to satiate their fast food appetites and thus, the market is adjusting accordingly. Like these wildly overpriced fast food places are somehow still in business, which means somebody is buying their $47 chicken sandwiches. Who could those consumers be? My best guess is college educated white girls (the ones who all voted for Kamala), incel dudes, the swarms of fat and stupid consoooooomer Americans, and welfare state beneficiaries. The last category of people view expensive fast food as a sign of wealth or something, lmao. Like look at me, I paid $24 for a bigmac while wearing designer clothing. It's like gheto fine dining or something.
McDonalds, 5 Guys, and Wendy's are all the same. No longer cheap, not even affordable anymore, but downright expensive. More expensive than cooking at home. I thought economies of scale were supposed to make this junk food cheaper for those of us who needed a quick bite to eat while on the road? Not anymore, my friends.
