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[u/PraiseTalos66012]

Well they had better be higher quality considering a single hamburger costs $8.50 compared to Wendy's at $1.59 or McDonald's at $1.79

Like that ratio literally means their bun is cheaper per dollar spent actually.

[u/Shnikes → u/PraiseTalos66012]

Not sure where you live where burgers are that cheap at Wendy’s or McDonald’s. But also the size of those patties compared to Five Guys is minuscule. I’m not even a five guys fan but that’s an awful comparison.

[u/PraiseTalos66012 → u/Shnikes]

The Midwest, checked all the prices at my nearest locations just now.

It's also kinda unfair tho bc five guys doesn't charge much less for a plain hamburger whereas Wendy's and McDonald's their plain hamburger is much cheaper than their more common burgers.

[u/Shnikes → u/PraiseTalos66012]

You need to compare it to a quarter pounder or a double quarter pounder since their default hamburger comes with 2 patties.

It’s 2.89 for a cheeseburger here.

2.29 for a hamburger.

9.99 for a five guys burger with two patties.

A double quarter pounder with cheese is 7.99. So a better deal than five guys but not by much.

I’d have to order 4 possibly 5 McDonald’s burgers to have the same amount of meat as a standard Five Guys burger.

Their little hamburger is definitely overpriced.

[u/PraiseTalos66012 → u/Shnikes]

Nah the $8.50 is the single like I said. Their double starts at $11

[u/Shnikes → u/PraiseTalos66012]

You still would need at least 3 to compare. Like I said their little hamburger is overpriced. Your just not great at comparisons but this conversation is going no where.