posted on Aug, 22 2013 @ 01:41 PM
Ok, first things first, these pictures are a great warning to the young, but mean jack diddly squat to those of us who profess to carnivorous
tendancies, while possessing a pocket book which prevents regular visits to the steakhouse.
I have been eating at a well known burger chain which has a monarchy related name, and has no Scottish element to its name what so ever, for twenty
five of my twenty eight years. After just one visit, I knew precisely what I was getting from that outlet, and have never been unhappy with either the
taste, or indeed the service, such as is available at such an outlet.
I do not make a habit of visiting there, because I know I can get better quality food in other emporiums and eateries around town, but when I am at a
service station, or out and about in town and feeling peckish, I stride through the door there without even the merest hint of digust. You know why?
Because anyone who believes the advertising they see is a pilock. I know that MOST fast food is pretty sick, but I also know, because I have done a
certain amount of research, that of the options available to me, the double, or even TRIPLE XL bacon cheese, is a good choice, much better than that
offered by the competitors of the fast food venue of my preference.
Furthermore, although the advertising for that particular chain does edify thier burgers somewhat, when compared to the real thing, at least burger
buns from my chosen vendor do not last fourteen years without changing shape or consistency, due to being so full of preservatives. I EXPECT fast food
outlets to make advertisments which make thier food look appealing, just as I expect politicians to lie, car commercials to make outlandish claims
about fuel economy, and for Justice to be continually hampered by its idiot cousin, Law.
What I also expect, is that when I walk into my favourite burger joint and order my fave burger, it will fill a hole, taste the way I expect it to,
and not be too expensive when compared to a higher quality, more service oriented eateries output. And that is precisely what I get.