The Burger Thread!

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by Ruttiger

Yeah I tried it at their Mahogany location awhile back. Ridiculously good.

Wait do they cook at that location

[RW99]

I ate at the Mahogany location a week ago. The quality of the burger was great. But I find the mix to be too fatty. Beef gravy was good too, though choice of krinkle cut fries was not for me.

[DoubleK]

I don't know if I will ever get used to being asked how I would like my burger cooked.

[Ruttiger]

Originally Posted by undercoverbrother

Wait do they cook at that location

Well I didn't eat it raw ;-)

Yes they do and I raved about that burger to anyone who would listen for the next week.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by Ruttiger

Well I didn't eat it raw ;-)

Yes they do and I raved about that burger to anyone who would listen for the next week.

....angry face.......

its odd they don't have that on their website

[8 Ball]

Originally Posted by undercoverbrother

....angry face.......

its odd they don't have that on their website

It is odd. I was in there last weekend, and had no idea they made burgers there.

[calgarywinning]

Tried Downtown Pigeonhole's Burger and up there with class clown. Super delicious, well put together, inevitability less busy. I hear it's on their happy hour menu for like $12-$13. Regular $21 which is pricey but for decor and atmosphere and obviously their costs to be there not so bad. memorable burger.

[Erick Estrada]

I’m surprised there’s not been a discussion here about the whole McDonald’s CEO disaster. I’m not shocked at the CEO of a fast food company despises their food and can’t eat it, but come on man! The guy keeps doubling down, digging a deeper grave for himself.

[Jiggy_12]

Originally Posted by Erick Estrada

I’m surprised there’s not been a discussion here about the whole McDonald’s CEO disaster. I’m not shocked at the CEO of a fast food company despises their food and can’t eat it, but come on man! The guy keeps doubling down, digging a deeper grave for himself.

That whole thing is hilarious to me. Nobody asked to see this CEO(who appears to be experiencing his first day on planet earth) eat his company's burgers - yet he does it anyway, fails at it, keeps doing it, and now its gone totally viral and is probably the best marketing McD's has had in ages.

[Erick Estrada]

They should’ve removed all his social media privileges the moment he started referring to their burgers as product. I don’t know he got to be CEO such a large company but clearly the man lives a very isolated life.

[Jiri Hrdina]

Or was it intentional? They have gotten tons of free press to promote their new burger which people are rushing out to try.
If the initial post was a blunder they have still benefited massively from it

[Erick Estrada]

I suppose you could consider it a case of failing up. I can’t believe it was intentional as that guy is no actor. He’s as close to an emotionless, awkward robot as you can get.

[Jiri Hrdina]

But part of the reason it’s resonating is because it’s authentic. And that’s what people want now. Authentic even if flawed instead of polished and performed

[Erick Estrada]

It’s definitely authentic. You can tell he has a tough time eating the food. The guy looks more like the perfect casting for the android in an Alien film than and trying to sell how delicious McDonald’s burgers are.

[Shazam]

He is clearly disgusted by the food. He is also lying because he keeps changing his story. These sorts of actions aren't helpful. They make people feel uncomfortable and create cognitive dissonance.