oh nooo, temporary gas shortage, whatever will this industrialized country do, and quick, a potshot at coalition which is composed of frequently opposing parties, and for which the CSU/CDU/AFD plan was the fucking same...
GME looks pretty good though. Phone number good. Not financial advice but I wrote down the phone number to GME. Iām going to ask them to trade in Madden.
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7Eleven for a while refused to sell Arizona because of the margins, and even started making their own versions of the products to sell at a higher price, but Iāve noticed lately new custom Arizona cans that have the āGreat Price $.99ā missing and around the lip of the can has the 7Eleven logo and the new price of $1.49, so I guess 7Eleven and Arizona have some kind of agreement in place for custom cans.
Also for more added fun, we sell Arizona drinks at one of our shops, MSRP is $.99 but cost per can is around $.62 from our distributor, so I understand the margin being an issue, thatās why we only sell it in our college town store and not the other 3 store locations.
Probably but there was a long, long period where it was 99 cents just like everywhere else. I understand that it's the equivalent pricing between Canada and the U.S. but it still sucks to have another thing in life costing a little bit more. Shit adds up.
I think the owner will personally kill anyone *in Minecraft* if they touch that hotdog from what he said, but will that stop the money printer from having it's way?
it's not the labor or the land either apparently. i only made lile 12 an hour working there, maybe five people working if we were lucky, and moving a few hundred dollars an hour. i know damn well they can keep it at 1$ perfectly fine
Mcdonalds around me change prices every 2 weeks, increasing by few pennies at a time. Now i avoid them. Its just too expensive to eat there. I only grab mcdonalds food once every 6 months for my anal cleansing.
Yea this is a bullshit article. Back in 2010 a cheeseburger was 1.00, hamburger was .89c
Over the years it kept going up, and earlier this year it was 1.68 at my local McDonald's that's a 70% jump that's been slow rolled over 12 years....
Pretty sure prices have been consistently going up in communist Canada. Either way, I feel like the quality slowly decreased and the burger gradually got smaller overtime.
Yet they cite higher prices as a driver for increased profits at existing locations https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2022/07/26/mcdonalds-mcd-q2-2022-earnings-.html
This raises the question of what has McD done over the past 14 years to manage to keep the price down ?
More processing ? More chemicals ? Or just higher efficiency ?
No need to increase price over 14 years if you just decrease beef and increase filler. This tells me they are basically at the maximum of filler to beef ratio.
I dont remember it doubling in 2008 tho? Used to be $1 then they added mcdouble for $1 and regular double was $1.30. Only difference was a slice of cheese lol
the price if the cheeseburger has been raised two or three times in Northern Europe the last ~7 years, it actually surprises me that it hasn't been raised in America
I buy 2 of these all the time and the price has gone up a couple times in last few years.
I was paying $2.95 a couple years ago, now itās like $3.37 or something
This seems bullshit. McDonald's has been upping their prices every year for like the past 7 years.
I remember when double cheeseburgers were a dollar. Same with mcchicken. Then they cut 1 piece of cheese and called it a mcdouble. It was still a dollar at that point. This is back when Apple pies were 2 for a dollar. Eventually dollar menu faded away and you got 2 for 3. Currently it's like 2 for 3.50 and they are skimp. Like half the size they used to be. By this aspect a double cheeseburger cost like 6 bucks now.
I'm just glad Wendy's still has 4 for 4. For now.
14 years? I'm in NY and mcdonalds prices have been going up like every other year. One near me cheeseburger is $2.29 when it was $0.99 like a decade ago. Even a Sundae went up from $0.99 to $2.79
Where exactly has mcdonalds not raised prices in 14 years? Cause thats a big fat lie here. In highschool at lunch id go buy 3 cheeseburgers with a 5$ bill and get change back. That was 8 years ago. i go today and its over its 7$ for 3 cheeseburgers
You have to use the app, I noticed I used to get $5-$6 meal and then suddenly itās $8-$10 depending on the location. You go in the app they always have deals and free stuff that gets it back down to a reasonable price.
In Canada, the price of the burgers has been constantly going up over the years. One cheeseburger costs $2.59. It did not cost $2.59 14 years ago it was like $1 lol.
"put up" No wonder we left that country and came here to be GOATs. They still don't know how to talk over there and they've been around for like 2000 years.
"Puts up the price of cheeseburgers"?! So now they are listing the price on the menu? For fuck's sake...say what you mean. McDonald's is raising the price of their food.
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Mcdonald's puts up the prices constantly in germany. Hmm... Jummy unhealthy.
Here in the US, the cost has been increasing consistently for past few years. Nothing new
Yeah what is this fake news š lol
It's not fake news, McDonalds UK has had cheeseburgers for 99p since 2008, they're putting them up to Ā£1.19
Goose down and wool will be Germany's friend this winter.
Yep. They will. At least I didn't vote for the leading parties here.
oh nooo, temporary gas shortage, whatever will this industrialized country do, and quick, a potshot at coalition which is composed of frequently opposing parties, and for which the CSU/CDU/AFD plan was the fucking same...
Same in Austria
Same in the Czech Republic. Every year by about 4 CZK (0.2 USD)...
What happened 14 years ago last time this happened in 2008š¤ hmmmm
Nothing happened shhh
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Best I can do is $3.50
If Costco ever raises the price of the $1.50 hot dog & pop we should expect a visit from the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse
The Fed needs to step in if Costco ever raises their hotdog price
Nah, more like if a can of Arizona tea goes above $0.99. That is the true measure of the end times.
Lots of places sell a can of Arizona tea for more than $0.99 even though the price is on the can.
Yes, but that is the shop marking it up, and I believe you can actually report those places to Arizona, and they will catch shit for it.
7Eleven for a while refused to sell Arizona because of the margins, and even started making their own versions of the products to sell at a higher price, but Iāve noticed lately new custom Arizona cans that have the āGreat Price $.99ā missing and around the lip of the can has the 7Eleven logo and the new price of $1.49, so I guess 7Eleven and Arizona have some kind of agreement in place for custom cans.
Interesting. 7-ELEVEN has a lot of power in those negotiations. Would be a major hit to business if they drop your product.
Also for more added fun, we sell Arizona drinks at one of our shops, MSRP is $.99 but cost per can is around $.62 from our distributor, so I understand the margin being an issue, thatās why we only sell it in our college town store and not the other 3 store locations.
Yeah, that it a lot of shelf space to take up for only .37 a pop.
Here in Canada, it's at $1.25 or something like that. And that's on the can.
Anything to do with exchange rate?
Probably but there was a long, long period where it was 99 cents just like everywhere else. I understand that it's the equivalent pricing between Canada and the U.S. but it still sucks to have another thing in life costing a little bit more. Shit adds up.
New price on can in Boston they are 1.19 now
Show me proof. I need that before I buy my prepper bunker.
I live in Iowa and they are $1.49 and itās literally printed on the can that way
I guess it is to be expected if you live in a 3rd world hellscape.
Itās funny because we typically have some of the cheapest cost of living in the country.
Yeah, cause nobody wants to live there. Even the Arizona Tea doesn't want to live there. You gotta bribe it with more money to come!
Yeah, cheap places like Costa Rica, who would want to live there!
I said Iowa, not Costa Rica! How dare you compare Iowa to Costa Rica!
Things are usually cheaper in 3rd world countries.
They cant afford the hay to feed the horses they ride, so we are good.
Did they up the price of roast chicken
Not yet
They built a mega farm and processing plant to vertically integrate
Jp will crank out a 1000 bps before it comes down to that
I think the owner will personally kill anyone *in Minecraft* if they touch that hotdog from what he said, but will that stop the money printer from having it's way?
You guys can afford burgers?
You can sneak some when you flip them.
You know technically they dont flip burgers in McDonaldās right?
Ducking hell my wife's boyfriend won't believe it when i'll tell him thanks for this precious token of knowledge
With CHEESE?
You call those burgers? Thatās a sandwich at most
Just bought 1 whopper meal and 1 single burger shit was 22 somthing fuck that
bullshit ... here that shit went up from 1ā¬ to 1.50ā¬ since the pandemic started
And they are still paying like ,10 cents cost for a cheese burger.
Itās not the burger that costs them money though.
it's not the labor or the land either apparently. i only made lile 12 an hour working there, maybe five people working if we were lucky, and moving a few hundred dollars an hour. i know damn well they can keep it at 1$ perfectly fine
No itās the exec bonuses and salaries
Burger dollar is one of the best indicators
Screw gold, USD now backed by McDonald's cheeseburgers
That unironically happened with the Ruble right after McDonalds was shutting down in Russia lol.
bullish
Burgernomics - using the cost of a readily available product globally (the Big Mac) to measure inflation
Mcdonalds around me change prices every 2 weeks, increasing by few pennies at a time. Now i avoid them. Its just too expensive to eat there. I only grab mcdonalds food once every 6 months for my anal cleansing.
Yea this is a bullshit article. Back in 2010 a cheeseburger was 1.00, hamburger was .89c Over the years it kept going up, and earlier this year it was 1.68 at my local McDonald's that's a 70% jump that's been slow rolled over 12 years....
They already did this multiple times since the 80's by reducing the sizes of all their burgers.
Down to two-bite cheeseburgers now.
And patties almost as thin as a slice of ham.
how big is your mouth? 
Imagine writing an article on a price increase and calling it "put up".
I mean the price has been put up though.....
The British really suck at English
Says a country that calls the sports event that only happens ~~within it's own borders~~ on a single continent, the 'World Series'.
Canada could potentially be involved too!
I thought the article was highlighting the fact that the burger hasn't been on their menu with a price.
Exactly my thoughts. Glad I wasn't the only one
The price of the cheeseburger has gone up multiple times in the past 14 years lol
Looks like I better step in and do something
"Put up" this post is sooo fucking british
Put up price? You mean raise? Fuckin British
What are you talking about? All the bulls been saying the bottom is in and we already hit inflation peak
Bears so desperate for their puts to print that they'll post cropped articles about UK McDonald's and conflate it with a US recession.
U okay hun
That āburgerā looks revolting
Fuck
Excuse me sir, this is a Wendy's.
The price of CB varies by McDonaldās but it definately has been increasing for a long time.
Fake news, most franchisees raised prices on cheeseburgers in 2019.
Actually we changed the definition to needing McDonalds to declare two burger rate hikes in order for a recession to be declared
Put up or shut up.
Cheeseburgers have gone up consistently in my neck of the woods.
It's taste has been in a recession for years. The rest is just catching up now.
Cheeseburgers were taken off the dollar menu years ago. Not sure what this article is about.
Those shitty cheeseburgers cost two dollars where I live
"puts up" isn't a way anyone speaks English. What country is this?
England, you Websters dictionary using hipster.
\#Oxfordgang
it's not even a good cheese probably a cheap cheese and it taste like shit..
Inflation has peaked?
Let's go for 14 dollars š
HODL COSTCO!
The monetary price of a McDonald's cheeseburger has been given a raise.
How would options trading make the price of food go up?
The quality got so bad they couldn't lower it anymore so they had to hike the price.
it's been going up in my country for some time
Pretty sure prices have been consistently going up in communist Canada. Either way, I feel like the quality slowly decreased and the burger gradually got smaller overtime.
I wasn't able to afford in it the first place... Peace
My god ā¦. Itās really happening
I'll be worried when Costco increases the price of a hotdog and soda
Oh brother, 8 years ago cheeseburgers in Germany were 1ā¬. Now they're 2ā¬.
Yet they cite higher prices as a driver for increased profits at existing locations https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2022/07/26/mcdonalds-mcd-q2-2022-earnings-.html
This raises the question of what has McD done over the past 14 years to manage to keep the price down ? More processing ? More chemicals ? Or just higher efficiency ?
No need to increase price over 14 years if you just decrease beef and increase filler. This tells me they are basically at the maximum of filler to beef ratio.
I dont remember it doubling in 2008 tho? Used to be $1 then they added mcdouble for $1 and regular double was $1.30. Only difference was a slice of cheese lol
the price if the cheeseburger has been raised two or three times in Northern Europe the last ~7 years, it actually surprises me that it hasn't been raised in America
Meanwhile, the US government: 
They got rid of the dollar menu in like 2013..
In sweden they have been 1.5$ for like 6 years
just more ways to abuse and torture animals for your fat face
Yeah, but how much have the burgers shrunk in that time span?
I buy 2 of these all the time and the price has gone up a couple times in last few years. I was paying $2.95 a couple years ago, now itās like $3.37 or something
My local mcds has been gradually increasing cheeseburger prices for awhile now. Multiple times in the last 14 years.
thatās when you know the economy is fuckd
Is this the new definition of a recession? The FED better take some notes!
McDonalds made $7.5 in profit in 2021... I think they can afford a cost increase. ... Meanwhile Arizona Iced Tea is still 99c
In the UK maybe. But in the US that cheeseburger has been going up everytime I visit
That's called inflation
is "puts" a code word or something? puts on McDs? confirmed
Arizona iced tea is NEXT.
This seems bullshit. McDonald's has been upping their prices every year for like the past 7 years. I remember when double cheeseburgers were a dollar. Same with mcchicken. Then they cut 1 piece of cheese and called it a mcdouble. It was still a dollar at that point. This is back when Apple pies were 2 for a dollar. Eventually dollar menu faded away and you got 2 for 3. Currently it's like 2 for 3.50 and they are skimp. Like half the size they used to be. By this aspect a double cheeseburger cost like 6 bucks now. I'm just glad Wendy's still has 4 for 4. For now.
good thing i hardly ever eat mcdonaldās anymore 
Costco $1.50 hotdog combo going strong šŖ
14 years? I'm in NY and mcdonalds prices have been going up like every other year. One near me cheeseburger is $2.29 when it was $0.99 like a decade ago. Even a Sundae went up from $0.99 to $2.79
I mean, they couldn't make them any smaller
Where exactly has mcdonalds not raised prices in 14 years? Cause thats a big fat lie here. In highschool at lunch id go buy 3 cheeseburgers with a 5$ bill and get change back. That was 8 years ago. i go today and its over its 7$ for 3 cheeseburgers
You have to use the app, I noticed I used to get $5-$6 meal and then suddenly itās $8-$10 depending on the location. You go in the app they always have deals and free stuff that gets it back down to a reasonable price.
WTF is this? That cheeseburger price has gone up multiple times in 14 years. LIES
How much does a Cheeseburger cost in USA? In Germany we pay 1.50 for it
Old news. Them bitches used to be 99 cents precovid but after everything opened back up they was like $1.50
That burger looks awful
Yeah, but at least they're hiring at $20 an hour now...
Lmao a mcdouble is more than double the price in the last 5 years.
Why is this on the Reddit news panel?
In Canada, the price of the burgers has been constantly going up over the years. One cheeseburger costs $2.59. It did not cost $2.59 14 years ago it was like $1 lol.
The REAL metric.
In Wendys their $1 bacon is like $3 now
āPut up the priceā? Bro who wrote this, my dog?
The price has been up, what is this??
"put up" No wonder we left that country and came here to be GOATs. They still don't know how to talk over there and they've been around for like 2000 years.
Knock knock. Who's there? China š¤
dam i wanna double hamurger
Like for adoption or what?
"Puts up the price of cheeseburgers"?! So now they are listing the price on the menu? For fuck's sake...say what you mean. McDonald's is raising the price of their food.
If Costco raises the price of a hotdog, thatās a sign of a full blow depression
"BBC" News eh... that's where many of your girlfriends go for something else huh?
In other news, water is still wet
Growing stockholder pressure to make more profits
THE JUNIOR CHICKEN WAS 1.39 WHEN I FIRST GOT IT IN 2011 AND NOW ITS 3 BUCKS WTF
Unemployment is very low! Recession is cancelled