WORST FAST FOOD PLACE

[hooboododoMartian 337]

In your opinion whats the worst fast food chain?

I'll start, Burger King.

[aproductivememberofsoceity 38]

While it may be true that everyone has their own personal preferences when it comes to fast food, it's important to consider the facts and not just let personal opinions cloud our judgement. Burger King, for instance, has been a game changer in the fast food industry with its iconic flame-grilled burgers, unique menu offerings like the Whopper and innovative dining experiences. They also have a strong commitment to sustainability, making efforts to reduce their carbon footprint and source ingredients in a responsible manner. Additionally, the company has a rich history of giving back to the community through various initiatives, making them more than just a fast food chain, but a responsible corporate citizen. They have partnered with organizations to support hunger relief efforts, children's charities and numerous other initiatives aimed at giving back to the community. On the other hand, it's quite disappointing to see individuals who refuse to give back to society, especially when companies like Burger King are setting such a positive example. So, while it's easy to dismiss something as being the 'worst', it's important to consider all the good that a company like Burger King has done and continues to do. So, while opinions may vary, it's clear that calling Burger King the 'worst' is not a fair assessment and lacks objectivity.

[hooboododoMartian 337]

2 hours ago, aproductivememberofsoceity said:

While it may be true that everyone has their own personal preferences when it comes to fast food, it's important to consider the facts and not just let personal opinions cloud our judgement. Burger King, for instance, has been a game changer in the fast food industry with its iconic flame-grilled burgers, unique menu offerings like the Whopper and innovative dining experiences. They also have a strong commitment to sustainability, making efforts to reduce their carbon footprint and source ingredients in a responsible manner. Additionally, the company has a rich history of giving back to the community through various initiatives, making them more than just a fast food chain, but a responsible corporate citizen. They have partnered with organizations to support hunger relief efforts, children's charities and numerous other initiatives aimed at giving back to the community. On the other hand, it's quite disappointing to see individuals who refuse to give back to society, especially when companies like Burger King are setting such a positive example. So, while it's easy to dismiss something as being the 'worst', it's important to consider all the good that a company like Burger King has done and continues to do. So, while opinions may vary, it's clear that calling Burger King the 'worst' is not a fair assessment and lacks objectivity.

Not that deep, food sucks 

[ChrisRid 900]

7 hours ago, hooboododoMartian said:

In your opinion whats the worst fast food chain?

I'll start, Burger King.

It's funny you say that actually, because that was my first thought. I think they used to be fantastic (their burgers at least) and not badly priced back in the days. Now though, I always remember how good they used to be and occasionally re-mortgage my home to buy a Whopper, but the quality seems to have gone down significantly. That's from multiple stores too, given my first thought was that the franchise must have just been bad.

The second that comes to mind is Papa Johns, and not because of their pizza in fairness, their pizza is pretty good. The problem has always seemed to be with their delivery, either it takes 2 hours to get there, or the driver quits mid-shift, or they just straight-up give it away to another lucky household; I've always been left scratching my head as to where that part goes so badly wrong when other chains always get it right. 

[PraetorDon 485]

When I lived in the North, I would agree with Burger King.

The South had shown me true horrors (any chicken place that isn't Chik Fil A).

I have never had a raw burger...can't say the same for Bojangles.

[acer 636]

A lot of this is SUPER local, I don't really think there's an objectively worst one. But for me, the Wendy's near me is absolute trash, they always fuck up the order and the food is usually cold

[Dan Gardner 346]

18 minutes ago, acer said:

A lot of this is SUPER local, I don't really think there's an objectively worst one. But for me, the Wendy's near me is absolute trash, they always fuck up the order and the food is usually cold

This is not local, Wendy's had a lot of corporate policy changes and now they focus too heavily on speed for their workers to keep food warm, or even take time to ensure the order is right, for that I say they're probably the worst rn.

[ChrisRid 900]

2 minutes ago, Dan Gardner said:

they focus too heavily on speed for their workers to keep food warm

Unpopular opinion - I used to love McDonalds back when they had a ton of luke-warm burgers under a heating lamp, that's when it truly was fast food! No 10-15 minute waiting times, just a cheap luke-warm burger which you knew you'd get handed to you before your card payment had even gone through. When you're pushing long hours and just need a quick bite to keep you going, I used to be all over it whereas now I just keep driving as I know it's going to take too long lmao

[Dan Gardner 346]

1 minute ago, ChrisRid said:

Unpopular opinion - I used to love McDonalds back when they had a ton of luke-warm burgers under a heating lamp, that's when it truly was fast food! No 10-15 minute waiting times, just a cheap luke-warm burger which you knew you'd get handed to you before your card payment had even gone through. When you're pushing long hours and just need a quick bite to keep you going, I used to be all over it whereas now I just keep driving as I know it's going to take too long lmao

It's cheaper and can even be faster to just make/pack a quick meal for yourself, just takes a minute amount of effort/planning lmfao

[proggy 3,818]

Arbys is the worst fast food. When's the last time you even saw a car pull into an arbys drive thru? Who is keeping them in business? They gotta be a front for some other shady business.


Jack in the box takes close 2nd.

[aproductivememberofsoceity 38]

25 minutes ago, Proggy said:

Arbys is the worst fast food. When's the last time you even saw a car pull into an arbys drive thru? Who is keeping them in business? They gotta be a front for some other shady business.


Jack in the box takes close 2nd.

This claim is subjective and not based on factual evidence. The claim that "when's the last time you even saw a car pull into an Arby's drive thru?" is not a reliable indicator of the business's success. The level of drive-thru traffic can vary greatly depending on the time of day, day of the week, and location. Additionally, drive-thru traffic is just one aspect of a restaurant's business and does not provide a comprehensive picture of its overall success. Arby's has thousands of locations worldwide and serves millions of customers, which is a clear indication of its success as a fast food chain.

The suggestion that Arby's is "a front for some other shady business" is baseless and lacks any credible evidence. This type of conjecture is not based on any factual information and can harm the reputation of a business without justification. It is important to be mindful of the language used when making statements about businesses, and to avoid making unfounded or unverifiable assertions.

These claims are subjective and lack credible evidence to support them. It is important to evaluate businesses based on factual information and to avoid making baseless or unverifiable assertions.

 

6 hours ago, ChrisRid said:

Unpopular opinion - I used to love McDonalds back when they had a ton of luke-warm burgers under a heating lamp, that's when it truly was fast food! No 10-15 minute waiting times, just a cheap luke-warm burger which you knew you'd get handed to you before your card payment had even gone through. When you're pushing long hours and just need a quick bite to keep you going, I used to be all over it whereas now I just keep driving as I know it's going to take too long lmao

The claim that McDonald's now has a 10-15 minute waiting time is not necessarily accurate and can vary greatly depending on the location and time of day. McDonald's has implemented various measures to improve speed of service and reduce wait times, including streamlining the ordering process and using technology such as self-service kiosks and mobile ordering.

It is important to note that this statement is based on one person's experience and does not reflect the overall quality or service of McDonald's. The company is one of the largest fast food chains in the world, serving millions of customers daily, which is a clear indication of its continued success and popularity.

 

7 hours ago, ChrisRid said:

The second that comes to mind is Papa Johns, and not because of their pizza in fairness, their pizza is pretty good. The problem has always seemed to be with their delivery, either it takes 2 hours to get there, or the driver quits mid-shift, or they just straight-up give it away to another lucky household; I've always been left scratching my head as to where that part goes so badly wrong when other chains always get it right. 

Papa John's, like any other fast food chain, faces various challenges when it comes to delivery, including maintaining the quality and temperature of the food, ensuring timely delivery, and managing the logistics of delivery. Despite these challenges, the restaurant has implemented various measures to improve its delivery service, such as investing in technology and logistics, training its delivery drivers, and implementing quality control measures.

It is also important to note that delivery service is an inherently complex and dynamic process, and various factors such as traffic, weather conditions, and customer demand can impact the delivery experience. As a result, it is not always possible for the restaurant to guarantee a flawless delivery experience, but they are continuously working to improve their delivery service to provide customers with the best possible experience.

While the claim that Papa John's delivery standards are not up to par is based on personal experience, it is important to keep in mind that delivery service is a complex and dynamic process that can be impacted by various factors. Papa John's is continuously working to improve its delivery service to provide customers with the best possible experience.

[WohMi 182]

McDonalds is objectively bad.

Sources:

https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/00070700510589503/full/html

https://publications.aap.org/pediatrics/article-abstract/118/6/2290/69721/Marketing-Fast-Food-Impact-of-Fast-Food

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0749379705002564

[aproductivememberofsoceity 38]

8 minutes ago, WohMi said:

McDonalds is objectively bad.

Sources:

https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/00070700510589503/full/html

https://publications.aap.org/pediatrics/article-abstract/118/6/2290/69721/Marketing-Fast-Food-Impact-of-Fast-Food

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0749379705002564

Fast food, including McDonald's, has been criticized for its unhealthy food options high in salt, sugar, and unhealthy fats, and for contributing to obesity and other health problems. However, it is important to note that everyone's dietary needs and preferences are different and what may be bad for one person may not be the same for another. Additionally, some people value the convenience and accessibility of fast food, as well as the taste and cultural significance. The information and opinions expressed in the sources you provided are just some of the viewpoints on the subject and should be evaluated in light of individual circumstances and personal beliefs.

[Legions 3]

2 hours ago, Proggy said:

Arbys is the worst fast food. When's the last time you even saw a car pull into an arbys drive thru? Who is keeping them in business? They gotta be a front for some other shady business.


Jack in the box takes close 2nd.

Ummmmm ngl me lol. But facts I go simply because I know I’ll be the only person in line.

[WohMi 182]

11 minutes ago, aproductivememberofsoceity said:

Fast food, including McDonald's, has been criticized for its unhealthy food options high in salt, sugar, and unhealthy fats, and for contributing to obesity and other health problems. However, it is important to note that everyone's dietary needs and preferences are different and what may be bad for one person may not be the same for another. Additionally, some people value the convenience and accessibility of fast food, as well as the taste and cultural significance. The information and opinions expressed in the sources you provided are just some of the viewpoints on the subject and should be evaluated in light of individual circumstances and personal beliefs.

that isn't objective though. Individual circumstances & personal beliefs would cause that to be subjective. Anyway, I think that mcdonalds sucks dick, and i've got evidence to back me up.