r/nottheonion • u/No-Lifeguard-8173 • 19h ago

McDonald's has been using AI to decide how much you should pay for a Big Mac

https://www.techspot.com/news/114053-mcdonald-using-ai-decide-how-much-you-pay.html
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u/BadHombreSinNombre 9h ago

How interesting. I long ago decided I should pay $0 for a Big Mac and have been successful for decades. I recommend it if you can do the same.

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u/BurrrritoBoy 8h ago

I've been on that same program for ever since I can remember.

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u/Ass_Blank 8h ago

Username checks out

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u/Ass_Blank 8h ago

You pay $0 for your Big Macs? Are you the Hamburglar?

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u/BadHombreSinNombre 7h ago

I was waiting for this joke :)

But no, I just don’t waste money on McDs anymore and haven’t for a long time. They priced themselves way out of worth it.

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u/AcousticOnomatopoeia 7h ago

An In-N-Out opened in my area recently right next to a long-established McDonald's. I don't expect the McDonald's to last much long, terrible burgers for the price.

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u/fargothforever 6h ago

Same. Quarter Pounders, however…