[pcx99]

Won't happen. The burger biz is too competative for McDonalds not to offer something that's pretty popular with their customers. If I can't super-size @ McD's I'll just drive the extra 1/1000th of a mile and hit the burger king.

[Ron in Acreage]

Now there will be no more supersized dumps!

[ClearCase_guy]

"But we would die without the (Supersize) drink."

Said it with a straight face, too.

[Petronski]

Big freaking deal. The super size is a seven ounce carton of fries. The large is a six ounce carton of fries. ONE OUNCE.

[Fintan]

Some customers had a mixed reaction to the news.


 

I'll say.

[freedomluvr1778]

Oh well, I avoid anything from McDonalds, except a few breakfast items, like the plague. I prefer Wendy's or Buger King, who I am sure will keep their "biggie size" options, since the customers want them.

[I still care]

When my kids were little, I would buy the supersize and everyone would share - saved a lot of money.

[1Old Pro]

"When you think about it, there's not much of a difference between the large and Supersize," he said. "You just pay more. ...

Duh, thus the minimal increase in profits because most people don't supersize. It's like Wendy's "BIGGY" fries, a waste of money. The normal size container of fries should be enough for any diner.

[Myrddin]

Super size isn't playing with the Atkins crowd. They are asking for burgers with no bun. No fries at all. Ice tea or a diet soft drink.

My wife has patronized the "super size" stuff to acquire enough fries in one order for my 2 sons. Even so, it is not uncommon to have a single super size order that is finished by feeding to a hungry pack of Rat Terriers.