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McDonald’s French fries are a HUGE ripoff!
u/Idntevncare · Reddit — r/FluentInFinance ·
May 22, 2026 at 19:28
· ⬆ 80 pts · 💬 58 comments |
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The post argues that grocery store hot food sections offer better value (lower price, higher quality) than fast food like McDonald’s.
Author uses a specific comparison: 1 lb of potato wedges from a grocery is roughly the same price as a small McDonald’s fry.
The thesis is a consumer complaint, not a financial analysis of any company or sector; it lacks data on margins, revenues, or market trends.
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80
Comments
58
Upvote %
88%
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