However, I'm still amazed at how people can still be pissed and/or angry and/or disappointed when they found out that the product they get doesn't really look like (or look as big) as the one they saw on advertisements. Then again, can't blame them though, no one likes to feel ripped-off.
Just the other day I went to McDonald's for lunch with my friends that this disappointed-when-product-bought-isn't-like-the-one-in-pic thing happened. One of my friends bought GCB (stands for Grilled Chicken Burger, or what my friends call Golden c*bai).
When she was about to indulge on her burger she exclaimed that the patty is smaller than the one advertised. The rest of us were like "ermm..DUH??" She said it's a rip off, and then again we were like "ermm..DUH??"
People, this isn't that surprising isn't it. We were being ripped-off for so long now shouldn't we like....get used to it? LOL
Another problem with McDonald here is that I think that the workers has dyspraxia. I ordered Spicy Chicken MxDeluxe (never really ordered anything else) and found out that it comes with a side dish!
Here it is. Spicy Chicken McDeluxe with Caesar salad. McDonald's, I'm definitely lovin' it. -.-
Every single time I get McDonald's burger, the first thing I need to do it to erm...."restructure" the whole burger again. I'll have to take the bun off then put the patty right back to the middle where it's supposed to be and then pick up all the lettuce at the side and put it back in the burger. Come on! Are we supposed to make our own burger at McDonald's?
And then again, if you were to "restructure" the burger, you'll find out that the patty is actually half the size of the bun:
Rip-off? Nope, this is advertising.
This is definitely hilarious for me & brights my day~LOL~
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