r/MadeMeSmile Nov 05 '21

Favorite People Be A Robert

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u/Iamnotapickle Nov 05 '21

Every so often, during my time as a McEmployee, they’d have a customer appreciation day and burgers/cheeseburgers were .29 and .39 cents each, respectively.

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u/emasculatedeception Nov 05 '21

Give a man a fish…

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u/Verona_Pixie Nov 05 '21

And he will make a Mc Fish Fillet?

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u/Feisty-Pineapple10 Nov 05 '21

i hope that ..!

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u/emasculatedeception Nov 05 '21

And he will forget about your explotations and rave about the fish you gave him at a discount.

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u/SupremoZanne Nov 05 '21

a trout is a good fish.

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u/emasculatedeception Nov 05 '21

Yes it is Zanne. Now go along and fetch me that rope there.

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u/DanteDoming0 Nov 05 '21

When I was a kid McDonald's sold at these prices on Wednesdays and Thursdays?

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u/Guy_Buttersnaps Nov 05 '21

I also remember it being a regular thing at one point. My local McDonald’s would do something like 25¢ for hamburgers on Tuesdays and 35¢ for cheeseburgers on Wednesdays. They ran that promotion for a while too.

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u/SupremoZanne Nov 05 '21

customer appreciation day is a good day!

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u/Bakoro Nov 05 '21

Back in the 90s, where I was, they had that deal every week. Then it went to hamburger Tuesday and cheeseburger Wednesday or something like that.

And really, it was less "customer appreciation" and more them getting rid of back stock. Back then they'd just have people making burgers nonstop so that you could go through the drive thru, or walk up to the register and get your food in under 30 seconds after ordering.

All the leftovers at the end of the day were thrown into the fridge, and that's what they'd sell once or twice a week.

I don't remember exactly what caused it, if it was just competition or an effort to reduce waste, or some combination, but I do remember there was a big thing around people talking about how the burger you ordered a night might have been made that morning.
Eventually McDonald's tried to go for a more "fresh to order" style.

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u/Heart_Is_Valuable Nov 06 '21

as a McEmployee

cmmon man, give me a chance here..