The great McNugget caper: McDonald's is ripping you off

We at McDonald's because it was cheap and easy, and turn on the stove. But did you know that you have probably been shut down your brain? 

The Golden Arches is a bit of sleight of hand in the way the prices of their McNuggets. Best optical illusions, the truth is right before their eyes, but most of us have never noticed. 

Depending on where you live, your seeds cost money if you are on the Dollar Menu. Each quarter. Get 10 and pays about $ 4, or 40 cents each. Spring for the entire 20-piece meal, and the price is over $ 7, or 35 cents a song bird. 

If you really want 20 pips (and I remember that chickens really do not produce seeds in nature) has bought five orders Dollar Menu and you can save two dollars. Two men! Most of us assume that most of the options and menus are available, because they offer economies of scale. Obviously, this is a Kroc. 

As soon as I heard about this, I went to a Mickey D's to see if the scam is true everywhere. It is not easy to collect, so to speak, because any comparison of McDonald's darker dimensions dispersed in several locations across the table menu. Sometimes the low-cost options are not displayed in the menu, which prevents customers know the price, unless the secretary to ask before ordering. 

In fact, near the McDonald's gives me a better value for the four coins (45 cents) than did the six parties (47 ¢). At this time, however, the biggest prizes were offered a better deal: 36 cents for each piece of 10 or 29 cents per 20-colossal in the room. However, since the six-meal size is probably the most often classified into four pieces, I can not stop thinking that my quick McDonald's is ready to extract more money from the Most Popular fried dish. 


Also observed a Burger King and Wendy's. Burger King has adopted, with nuggets of value on it, but it came. Wendy's, however, is not conclusive. Despite offering a five-piece for the equivalent of 28 cents each, to sell me a box of 10 pieces unless I bought it as a meal with fries and a drink. 

Jennifer 8. Lee, octo-known writer of the New York Times, said the scam. Has a clear eye for an inauthentic menus, which recently published a compendium on the history of Americanization of the kitchen china. 

Come on, Ronald. I'll have to make a calculator for the subway next time? I can see now why the Hamburglar turned to a life of crime.