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minus-square@CluckNlink27•1 month ago Try to compete with McDonald’s marketing on their brand new 1/4 pounder Get absolutely destroyed when piggy-backing their marketing strategy fails Blame the customer for not understanding fractions
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink10•edit-21 month agoWhy has no one introduced a 1/8th pounder and charged more for it?
minus-square@taiyanglink5•1 month agoWait no, they should do that. The eighth burger would be a success (although to be fair the 1/3 Burger was decades ago so maybe times have changed)
minus-squareAngry_Autist (he/him)link-2•edit-21 month agoBecause at that point the size difference would be clearly visible. Also many fast food places have, and they’re called sliders.
minus-squareAngry_Autist (he/him)link-1•1 month agoIt’s literally what happened… why the fuck are you greentexting it sarcastically and who the hell are the 18 other people that thought you were making sense?
minus-squareAwesomeLowlanderlinkfedilink4•1 month ago who the hell are the 18 other people that thought you were making sense? The same kinda people who would have assumed the 1/4 pounder was bigger 30 years ago
Why has no one introduced a 1/8th pounder and charged more for it?
Wait no, they should do that. The eighth burger would be a success (although to be fair the 1/3 Burger was decades ago so maybe times have changed)
Because at that point the size difference would be clearly visible.
Also many fast food places have, and they’re called sliders.
It’s literally what happened…
why the fuck are you greentexting it sarcastically
and
who the hell are the 18 other people that thought you were making sense?
The same kinda people who would have assumed the 1/4 pounder was bigger 30 years ago
fuck you’re right, should have realized that…