Posted on 01/16/2020 7:22:14 AM PST by lowbridge
McSausage?
A notable exception: In-n-Out
and people wonder why they suddenly develop an allergy to nuts...
I guess I’m a racist, but I knew before even looking at the pic at the link.
I attended an Army Reserve school where each of us had to get before the class and describe with slides what we did in civilian life outside of drill & annual training.
One worked for the City of Baltimore as a restaurant inspector. Pics of what he found in kitchens were barfworthy in the extreme; after that no one even wanted to drive near Baltimore (a good idea in itself).
Why some think that a dish you can prepare at home somehow tastes better with a restaurant wrapped around it is beyond me.
C’mon man, he doesn’t have any pockets! /s
Also, how do you know that he isn’t wearing Latex gloves? or a Latex condom?, or BOTH! /s
I wasn’t aware that McDonald’s started serving CRABS! /s
Ewwwwwwwwww!
My wife had me try out an in-n-out when we were in socal for my daughter’s wedding two years ago.
I agree. Blew me away.
Getting the special sauce ready...
It figures. This happened at the McDonalds closest to where I live.
Lookin’ like a fool with your hand in your pants...
The old Automat had conventional short order chefs behind the wall keeping it stocked. You’d never know where their hands were.
We had a family member in the appliance repair biz. He’d keep us updated on which restaurants to steer clear of.
“What you eat is critical when you are 66 and have no interest in health insurance”
Medicare Advantage plans are cheap $30-70 bucks per month.
I don’t care how well you eat. Cancer/strokes/heartattacks still happen. Can’t believe you are going without insurance. Many of the new drugs are $1000-2000 per month
My 95 year old uncle just passed away from a stroke. Bills were over $110k from 3 weeks in the hospital.
Life is short anyway. And we have two bonafide healing miracles. We trust the Lord. He has been beyond faithful.
My 95 year old uncle just passed away from a stroke. Bills were over $110k from 3 weeks in the hospital.
My wife’s first husband died of leukemia when he was in his late 20’s. Even though she had told the hospital to NOT perform life saving procedures (he was terminal), at one point their training kicked in and added several hundred thousand to the bill almost overnight.
We are not taking the hospital route. We’re not afraid to die. We figure we’ll die together in a fiery crash anyway - with me driving.
“One worked for the City of Baltimore as a restaurant inspector. Pics of what he found in kitchens were barfworthy in the extreme;”
One of my clients make salads for large fast food restaurants and major gas station chains.
One day he showed me the assembly line. He hires employees from a temp agency who are basically the very bottom of the barrel in terms of people.
Scuzzy, dirty toothless drug addicts is being kind.
He has a bus he sends to the temp agency because these people don’t have license.
I have never eaten these salads again.
Many of the new drugs are $1000-2000 per month
BTW, since eliminating health insurance, we’ve saved over 100,000 after tax dollars on insurance premiums. And this is insurance that has such a high deductible, that it’s pretty worthless for anything we’d want it for anyway (e.g. setting broken bones).
You are right. Bad things can happen. That fear that you will be the rare person that they happen to is what insurance companies depend on. Otherwise, who would buy it?
I don’t patronize McDonalds any more. Coming up on a year!
Robots! Not White Owl Cigar smoking ex-cons named Cookie.
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