r/interestingasfuck • u/Charming_History7423 • 12d ago

/r/all McDonald's in the 80s compared to today

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u/JorisGeorge 12d ago

Prices were also more Fastfood Chain worthy.

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u/247Brett 12d ago

For real. Paying restaurant prices for stuff that tastes like it was microwaved inside a wet bag. Much rather go to an actual restaurant at that point.

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u/ExternalSelf1337 11d ago

I say this too, but then I'm still suckered in by the convenience factor. Ready nearly immediately, don't have to get out of the car... I really thought when fast food got to be approximately as expensive as real restaurants that I would be done going to them but I have been surprised by the power of my own laziness.

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u/247Brett 11d ago

If Mickey don’t got me, I know Culver got me.