REVIEW: McDonald's CBO Sandwich

Finally McDonald's has given us a new sandwich option... something that isn't a god forsaken salad or a wrap.  The CBO (Chicken Bacon Onion) Sandwich was first brought to my attention when the McDonald's Canada Twitter Account (yes I follow them on Twitter, nerd alert) re-tweeted a review from Toronto Food Blogger Hubert Leung.  Hubert has a great food blog, he reviews everything from fast food to hot dogs at Blue Jays games to fine dining options in Toronto.  But reading his blog on the CBO I found out that there was an exclusive McDonald's "Super Fans" party launch for the CBO. Not only did they all get to try the CBO before everyone else, there was cake, an open bar the whole fucking 9!  What the hell?!? Why in the fuck was I not invited to this? I love McDonald's!  I defend it vigorously to the nerds that say it is made from pink gloop and cows that have cerebral palsy.  I've written 6 blogs on McDonald's including a definitive power ranking of all their sandwiches.  My life long dream would be to go to a McDonald's tasting party that had an open bar, me and Grimace would've been the life of the party, but I might have knocked out the Hamburglar if I saw that sneaky little asshole.  Anyways, I know you were all waiting with baited breath for my review of the CBO, so I made a trip to the good ol' Dundurn and Main location today to give the CBO a whirl.

I must say the Dundurn and Main McDonald's location here in the Hammer is one of the finest I have been in, it has two floors, a play pen and the menus are all on fancy flat screen TV's.  Plus it is the location I frequented growing up where I fell in love with the Golden Arches.  It is certainly a hell of a lot better than the Jackson Square location, which is right down there with the Dundas and Richmond location in London as far as the scummiest McDonald's on planet Earth.  Anyways the sandwich was pretty fucking awesome, it is one of the best things that McDonald's has brought out in ages.  First things first the actual piece of chicken was bigger than what you would get in a McChicken, plus it was crispier.  You had the option of getting a grilled chicken on it instead of crispy but who in their right mind would do that??  There was also crispy onions and bacon bits, the bacon bits were actual pieces of bacon not some crumble bullshit.  I've always maintained that McDonald's produces some of the finest bacon in the fast food game, it's always perfectly cooked and crispy.  The kicker was the black pepper and onion sauce, that was very good, in fact they should add that as an option for their nuggets, perhaps even as a dip for the fries.  The commercials all plug this "artisan bun" but really it was a regular bun shaped like a square with a couple of onions slivers baked into the top.  I am happy that it was a regular bun as I have found that McDonald's has tried to use a ciabatta bun for their fancier sandwiches and it always tastes dry and stale.  The meal itself was a little on the pricey side, after taxes it came to $9.55 which is a bit ridiculous for fast food, but I guess that's pretty much the going rate for combos at any fast food joint these days, even my beloved Popeye's.  Would I order it again? Of course I would it was very good, it's hard to beat the mighty Big Mac and that is still what I will order most of the time but I am glad McDonald's has finally gone back to their bread and butter with an unhealthy sandwich option.  McDonald's is losing money shoving salads and wraps down our throats don't they realize......

REVIEW: Smokey BBQ Bacon Angus Third Pounder & Buffalo Chicken Poutine

It's about god damned time McDonald's brought us a new burger option.  Obviously the Big Mac is and always will be king and I will still order it 90% of the time I get McDonald's, but they are too fucking focused on trying to become a yuppie coffee shop with frou frou salads to remember what they're in business for in the first place - delicious greasy and unhealthy burgers.  The Crispy Shrimp Asian Wrap does sound intriguing but I will not be lifting my boycott of McDonald's salads and wraps anytime soon for that.  I was at Union Station in Toronto the other night after a Jays game and saw the Smokey BBQ Bacon Angus Third Pounder (Jesus what a mouthful that is, say that 5 times fast) and the Buffalo Chicken Poutine being advertised in the McDonald's there.  I had just eaten a big meal and it was late at night so I had no desire to try it then, so I sauntered down to shitty Jackson Square today to give both of them a try.

Before I get into the review, the McDonald's at Jackson Square here in Hamilton has started the irritating practice of having to give your first name in order for them to call it out when your meal is ready.  That may not matter to 99% of you, but when your name is Didymus it is kind of annoying having to always repeat yourself... even when I just say Did.  This inevitably leads to having to spell out your name, then usually some smart alec remark... people with different names know what I am talking about! I am sure there is a fucking Buzzfeed list about it.  Don't get me wrong I like my unique name but sometimes it's a pain in the ass - so I usually just say my name is Gary Porter or Doug Swan or Barry Lewis. 

First up is the burger.  It was alright, not the best I have had.  I remember having this burger in London a couple of years ago and it was way better than the one I had today.  The Smokey BBQ Bacon Angus Third Pounder comes with cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato, crispy onions and smokey BBQ sauce.  They have phased out the Third Pounders, and I think it is because sometimes the patties come out dryer than a popcorn fart, and today that was the case.  If you look closely at the top bun that's almost a third of the burger without any sauce on it, and that was very disappointing.  Here's a closer look at the complete lack of sauce:

The sauce was very good, and when I had this burger a couple of years ago, they went to town with the sauce, and I needed a shower after eating it to clean myself off.  If they weren't such cheap arseholes about the sauce it would have offset the dryness of the patty and made it 100 times better.  The burger was cold too, and no it wasn't because I spent 20 minutes snapping pictures of it, it was pretty cold right off the jump.  I would be willing to try it again because a fresh patty and more sauce would have improved the overall quality considerably.

Next up we have the Buffalo Chicken Poutine.  I am a huge chicken wing fan, and the buffalo style hot sauce on this was amongst the best that I have had, if you put this sauce on normal chicken wings you'd have yourself a winner there.  It was surprisingly spicy, usually "spicy" stuff from fast food joints lacks any punch.  They ask you if you want crispy or grilled chicken with it, of course I am going to get crispy, get the fuck out of here with that grilled nonsense.  You get a big portion with a decent amount of cheese curds in it.  Things get a little weird though because the first layer is buffalo chicken, but then the second layer is regular poutine with normal "gravy"  So that was kind of bizarre, the flavours didn't really mix too much, and I don't think the gravy was necessary.  When you go to New York Fries for Butter Chicken Poutine or Pulled Pork Poutine they rightly don't put any gravy on it, McDonald's should have avoided putting their "gravy" on this.  I would consider ordering this again, but it is a little pricey, the burger, poutine and pop set me back a whopping $12, which was a little steep for McDonald's, plus you really can't beat regular fries at McDonald's why lump a bunch of extra shit on top of it??

BONUS REVIEW!
Holy fuck the Tim Horton's Oreo Donut is a masterpiece.  I couldn't believe how good this donut was, it was a chocolate donut with Oreo icing and crumbled Oreos on top.  The kicker though was the white cream in the middle....OK get your white cream jokes out of the way you perverts.... but seriously whatever that goop was in the middle that tasted like Oreo frosting was amazing and I want a tub of it to spread it on toast or just eat the fucking thing with a spoon.  The sad thing is I had this donut a week ago, but when I went back today they were all out.  I was too heartbroken and upset to get another flavour and I walked out with my head hung low.  I need to have another one of these ASAP.  It's more expensive than a normal donut at $1.49 but it's worth every penny.

REVIEW: McRib

Holy shit it's been two months since I've posted on here? What's even more shocking is this is the first time I have had my beloved McDonald's since my review of the mediocre McLobster back in August.  Shocking I know considering how much I love McDonald's.  I think I've only been to McDonald's 4 times since I've moved to Kingston back in early May.  When I was in London I lived well within walking distance of 2 McDonald's plus I worked beside another one, so I would go quite a bit, sometimes 3 times a week... yikes.  Here in K-Town there isn't a location anywhere near me...upon telling this to a friend he said "no wonder Kingston a prison town."  There's also no Popeye's Chicken here, another reason why this is a Prison Town, but I digress... I've seen commercials for the McRib lately, and I thought I should give it a try, both because I needed a McDonald's fix, and I know about 2 people who have been waiting with baited breath for me to review it on this crappy blog.  There are people who are absolutely diehard about the McRib, I've heard of people in the States who would travel great distances to go to McDonald's that were serving them.  McDonald's only brings it out every few years, and during it's last go around I tried it and wasn't too impressed, perhaps it was because I had it at the decrepit Dundas and Richmond location in London, I still maintain that it is the worst McDonald's location in Canada, if not in the entire world.  This visit was a different story, I very much enjoyed the McRib.

I should start by saying I LOVE ribs.  BBQ Ribs are pretty close to being my favourite food, and my Mom makes some of the best ribs out there, the London Ribfest - as overpriced as it is - was always one of the highlights of my summer.  There is no better sweats than the meat sweats you get after eating a rack or two of ribs, I've probably sweat more eating ribs in the last couple of years than I have sweat from exercise.  Obviously the McRib isn't as good as ribs would get at Ribfest or any other BBQ joint, but it was still pretty damn good, so the meat in the McRib may technically not be pork, and it is the same stuff that they make gym mats with, big fucking deal it still tastes good.  I think what set apart the McRib was the BBQ sauce, it was really good, you could slather that on real ribs and it would win a gold medal at Ribfest.  It was sweet, had a nice tangy bite to it, and as you can see in the picture above they gave you a ton of it.  I like the idea of having onions and pickles on it, but these fuckers at the Gardiners Road location in Kingston gave me two measly pickles on it...two!! One of them was so tiny and thin you could see right through it.  The McRib is wide enough to warrant at least 3, if not 4 pickles. McDonald's has really stepped down their pickle game in recent years, it has come to the point where I've had to ask for extra pickles when I order a Big Mac...seriously is it that hard to give out more than two god damned pickles??  I was too embarrassed to go back and ask for more, but it would have made the McRib even better than it was.  On another note, they did not season the fries.... McDonald's fries without salt is like Christmas without presents.  For shame Gardiners Road location...for shame.  Overall I would definitely order the McRib again, but I imagine it's not going to be around for too much longer, but when it's back in 2015 or whatever I will be sure to get it again.

Well that's it for this review, I would like to update this blog more, but there hasn't been that much for me to write about lately.  Perhaps I can write something about the Leafs season thus far...something to look for in the future!! McDonald's also brought in poutine...I don't know if that will warrant a full blog post, but if I try it and feel compelled to write something I will!

REVIEW: McLobster

I think it's time for a little break from my Big Brother reviews, I haven't done a food review in a while, and believe it or not since I moved to Kingston at the beginning of May I have only been to McDonald's once, there really isn't a convenient location close to me, so don't worry I am not on some god forsaken diet.  McDonald's hasn't really rolled out anything new since my last review of the Jalapeno Angus Third Pounder, granted they had the QPCBLT but that doesn't fucking count.  Adding bacon, lettuce and tomato to a Quarter Pounder is a weak attempt at a new burger and it certainly didn't warrant a national ad campaign. You could have just added lettuce, tomato and bacon to a Quarter Pounder yourself, and besides the bacon who in their right mind would do that?? I've heard of the McLobster before, they've had it available in the Maritimes during the summer for years now, so when they rolled it out here in Ontario I thought it was something I would have to try.  Overall I give it a solid "meh" it wasn't blind-blowingly good, but it wasn't unedible like the Grilled Cheese and Ketchup Lays chips I had yesterday that I was only able to stomach three handfuls of. 

Compare the photo I took and the advertisement, it looks nothing like the actual thing.  This really should come as no surprise as everything you get from any fast food place looks nothing like it does in the commercials.  Based on the ads, it looks like you get some hearty chunks of lobster, but that certainly was not the case.  I'm not really a huge lobster guy, if I ever go out for a fancy meal it's steak all day, I even live a stones throw from a Red Lobster and haven't stepped foot in the place.  That being said I do like lobster, but you certainly don't taste any nor do you get much of it in the McLobster.  

Now for the taste test, first things first the mix is cold, I was not expecting that, it threw me off right away.  The predominant taste is that of green onion...the bastard child of the onion family.  The whole thing ended up being like a lettuce, green onion and a watery mayo sandwich.  The sandwich was very bland, and could have really used some Frank's Red Hot or at the very least some salt and pepper.  If they knew what was good for them they would substitute that mayo with some Big Mac sauce, now there is a million dollar idea.  At $8.99+tax for a combo, this certainly was not worth the money, and I will most definitely not be ordering it again.  I do give McDonald's some credit for trying something different, but the McLobster fails to leave any sort of positive impression with me.

REVIEW: Texan Angus Third Pounder

The other night after work I had to strap on my bullet proof vest and head to my bank at Dundas and Richmond to bleed my bank account dry in order to pay rent.  As I passed through the usual crowd of loitering reprobates discussing the latest ways to cook meth (little did those skids know I had $500 cash on me!) I noticed a sign on the McDonald's shining like a bright beacon announcing the new Texan Angus Third Pounder,  "Jalapeno Bold" they said.  At that point in the night the greasy walk up window was the only thing that was open and I didn't want to order it only to walk it home and have it be ice cold when I ate it.  I went home and tried to do a little Google research on it, but there was nothing, so this must be a London only thing, as we all know the Forest City is a test market for McDonald's.  My message to the McDonald's suit-dicks is to keep this burger on the menu full time.

 

I went back to the greasy Dundas and Richmond location today to try out the new burger, as usual the place was packed with the usual cast of miscreants, ugh I always feel like I need a shower after being in this place.  My order took a while, which never bugs me, because I know the burger will be fresh, the fries unfortunately, were not.  As you can see from the picture above the burger had jalapenos, onion, bacon and some manner of smokey chipotle sauce.  I have absolutely no idea what those little green crumbly things were but they were pretty good.  I am not sure what kind of cheese they put on it, judging by the picture in front of the store they probably intended on it being Monterey Jack maybe jalapeno cheddar?  It certainly was not jalapeno havarti, but as we all know any sort of processed cheese always tastes the same.  As mentioned because this is a London only test run, there is no mention of this burger on McDonald's website or anywhere else online, so I couldn't get a description of the cheese, sauce or whatever those green things are.  All in all the burger worked, and I enjoyed it very much, despite it having jalapenos I didn't find it spicy at all, I guess I am just used to spicy foods now.  A couple of years ago I couldn't handle spicy foods, mild wings at some places caused be to sweat profusely, now it's Franks's Red Hot all day.  The real winner though on this burger was the bacon.  McDonald's bacon is awesome, I am not sure how they prepare it but it is crispy and delicious.  I'm surprised they don't serve it alone as a side, oh yeah they're too busy pushing coffee, and their healthy choices, ugh. 

In conclusion, this burger was a winner and should be launched nationwide.  At $9.14 for a combo it's definitely on the pricey side, but hey you gotta treat yourself sometime.  Now to wait and see if it is spicy coming out.

Another McDonald's Post

Hello friends, I've been meaning to write another post for awhile now but have had trouble thinking of ideas, so I decided to write about what I know, and love, best - McDick's. I've decided to rate the burgers - just the burgers, none of the wraps, and especially none of the salads. Fuck getting McDonald's salads, they may well be tasty, but who goes to McDonald's for salad? It's like going to a bar for non-alcoholic beer.  I left Chicken McNuggets off the list as well, I do love a good McNugget (with honey) but it's not a burger.  Also Double Big Macs etc. count in the same category as a Big Mac. The rankings are from worst to first.

 

7. Filet-O-Fish

Fuck the Filet-O-Fish, what a waste of my time.  I've only ordered this once in my entire life just to say that I've tried it, it was whack.  It was just way too plain, don't get me wrong I like fish, just not the Filet-O-Fish.  I'm sure the actual "fish" was just a bunch of fish heads and tails taken from Hamilton Harbour.  You can get a Double Filet-O-Fish if you so please, but you might be the only person in the history of mankind to order it. 

  6. McChicken

I'm not sure what happened to the humble McChicken sandwich, I used to really like it, but I had it the other day again and regretted the decision.  The actual chicken patty was brown...brown, Jerry!! I'm all for dark meat chicken, but biting into a McChicken that was brown was a little unsettling. It didn't stop me from eating the whole thing, but I did it with a little bit of trepidation. "McChicken Sauce" aka Mayonaise is still fan-donkey-tastic and I would bathe in that stuff if it ever came to it.  The Junior Chicken which makes an appearance later is way better.

 

5. McBistro Chicken Sandwiches

OVER-RA-TED (clap, clap - clap, clap, clap).  What a monumental waste of time ordering these sandwiches, every time I get it I regret it.  Like the Angus Third Pounders I decided just to lump them all together. I think it's the bun I don't like the most.  While I commend McDonald's for trying something different with a ciabatta style bun, it's always cold, it breaks apart easily and it's just too much bun.  Hot sandwiches require hot buns, toast the fuckers or at least steam them.  There is a new Spicy Thai one out that I tried the other day, it was OK, the "spicy" part of it was these weird crispy things, I have no idea what they were.  The severe downside is that it gave me the scoots.  Another thing is these fuckers are over-priced, almost $9 for a meal?  The reason it gets the edge over the McChicken is that at least the meat was white.  PS is there anyone that actually gets the grilled chicken?  It's crispy chicken or GTFO.

 

4. Quarter Pounder with Cheese 

Time for the beefy goodness, thus far my rankings have been predominately negative, even for a self-described fast foodie like myself who eats at McDonald's at least once a week.  A Quarter Pounder is as safe as choice as any when you go to McDonald's, it rarely disappoints.  Save the Double Quarter Pounder for when you're really drunk, it's 100 times better that way, and it's a little treat for yourself at the time that makes your hangover 20 times worse.  At a party a few years back (actually over 10 years back, gulp) a guy who who worked at McDonald's brought a box of Quarter Pounders, and we threw them on the BBQ, that was a taste sensation the likes of which have not been equaled in the decade since. Once I got a Double Quarter Pounder dressed like a Big Mac.  Needless to say it was a life changing experience.

 

3. Angus Third Pounders

Specifically the Bacon one.  These burgers have been around in Amurrrica for quite some time before they made their way north, and the wait was far too long.  These burgers are incredible, I appreciate the red onions over those regular little fuckers, also the pickles are a lot better than what you expect on a Big Mac or a Quarter Pounder.  They don't get too fancy with the bun, none of this hard as brick ciabatta bullshit.  The Mushroom and Swiss is the ugly step sister of the group, it's OK but I left it wanting more.  Once at the shitty Wharncliffe and Oxford location, I ordered it and they forgot the mushrooms!!  There is 3 bloody toppings on this and they forget the main one...bunch of cretins.  In the summer they had this BBQ style that had some manner of chipotle sauce on it, with those crispy little onions, that was really good.  On an aside because of that retarded Molson 67 "guy-et" commercial, I almost hate those crispy little onions on principle, but it's so hard because I actually love them, I could eat a big bowl of them right now. 

2. The McGangBang

This is like there is a party in your mouth and everyone is invited.  I'm not sure who first introduced me to the glory that it is the McGangBang, I'm pretty sure it's my buddy T-Bone from when I worked at the (puke) GoodLife call centre (end puke) but this has been my go to when I want my McDick's fix and I am a little low on cash.  What you do is you order a McDouble and a Junior Chicken, both picks off the value menu, so this is not gonna set you back a lot of money.  Then you separate the McDouble and put the Junior Chicken inside.  Rumour has it some McDonald's will make one for you if you ask, but I've always been too embarrassed and have done it myself.

1. Big Mac

Long Live the King.  The Big Mac is the best, it's been my go-to at McDicks since grade 5, and it will be for years to come.  At least 85% of the time I get McDonald's I get a Big Mac combo, there a reason why it is the #1.  I could easily eat one every day for the rest of my life and die a happy man.  (that death may come sooner than expected however).  Big Mac Sauce is the best, pickles are good, I don't know how many more ways I can describe my love for the Big Mac. 

(Very) Honourable Mention:  The Hockey Hero Sandwich

The Hockey Hero Sandwich may well be the best burger I have had at any restaurant, let alone McDonald's.  The problem is, that save a select few, nobody knows what the hell I am talking about.  The year was 2003, I was in my 2nd year at UWO, me and the boys lived close to the Wharncliffe and Oxford McDonald's and would frequent it quite a bit.  One night we ventured to McDonald's for munchies (it was either that or Flying Tomato Pizza...oh man Flying Tomato Pizza was soooooo good, may that pizza parlour Rest in Peace).  We all decided to order the new Hockey Hero Sandwich, we sat down to eat it and the heavens opened up.  We all sat there in silence while we mowed down this culinary work of art.  That's when you know something is good is when you're in a eating with a group of people and not a word is spoken while the food is eaten.  After we were done crushing it we practically gave the thing a standing ovation.  We then finished it off with a Cadbury Creme Egg McFlurry, which was also amazing.  It's hard to describe the Hockey Hero, it was three regular patties laid across a longer bun with two different kinds of cheese and McChicken Sauce.  Fuck it was good, and I have been waiting 10 long years for it to come back, so far not a sniff. 

I'm not smart enough with this blogging business to imbed a YouTube video to my blog but click the link below to see what the Hockey Hero Sandwich looked like, this is a commercial from 1995 where it was called the Super Hero Sandwich, and was linked with one of the Batman movies.

Delicious Hockey Hero Sandwich.

Well that's all for tonight folks, I'm actually off work the next 4 days, and it's supposed to snow a lot so it could give me more time to think of and post more dumb shit on this blog.  Thanks for reading!!

McDonald's Power Rankings - London, Ontario edition

I love McDonald's. I have since I was a kid, I've seen Super Size Me, I've seen what all the negative fucks say about the "calories" and "fat", and "if you eat it too much you'll die" but I don't care. I'd say a good 85% of the time I get the exact same thing a Big Mac combo with a Sprite. It's been my go-to McD's choice since Grade 5. I'll switch and get the other sandwiches from time to time, never the Filet-O-Fish though, Fuck the Filet-o Fish. Two of my favourite follows on Twitter @Archizuber and @ryantologist frequently talk about the Power Rankings of McDonald's in Toronto, which got me thinking about how I'd rate the McDonald's here in London. Me and Killer @ryanbourdeau thought once about visiting every McDonald's in town to write a review, but we never got around to it, and he has moved to Kingston. We did make it to a few though. Without further ado here is my current Top 3 and Bottom 3 of McDonald's in London

 TOP 3

1. Wonderland & Oxford

 This location was actually the first McDonald's in Canada. The actual location looks like one from the 60's and there is some cool memorabilia, pictures and shit inside this location. The line-up situation was well managed, I've only been to this location a few times, but it's always been a good experience.


2. Wharncliffe & Baseline

When I came and visited family in London growing up we always went to this McDonald's so this is a bit of a nostalgia vote. McDonald's uses London as a test market for new menu items. I had a McDonalds pizza (aside: McDonald's pizza was amazing) and a McFlurry here before it was available in all stores.

3. Wellington and Commissioners

This is the first time I've seen a fireplace in a McDonalds. Excellent sauce distribution on my Big Mac. I should go to this one more often.

BOTTOM 3

1. Dundas and Richmond

Worst McDonald's in all of Canada. Thankfully there is nothing wrong with the food, it has everything to do with the clientele. Every skid in London frequents Dundas and Richmond, standing around waiting for the bus hacking darts, pill sales going on the regular. It truly is the armpit of the city, however its where my bank is and it's been the most convenient McDonald's for me to go since I've lived downtown (going on 7 years!) There is always a line-up so you have to stand there in line judging everyone around you. People ask you for money, teen mothers are feeding their brood of most likely unfortunately named offspring. The one cashier that has been there forever truly hates her life. Her voice grizzled from years of smoking darts. I always have straight forward orders, but she has little patience for others who take forever then order dumb shit with modifiers. This location has a walk up window, so whenever someone presses that button it lets off a god-awful noise. Then you have to sit there and eat, you're satisfied with the food, but depressed about the atmosphere. I might actually write a full post one day about how much I hate the Dundas and Richmond McDonalds.

2. Wharncliffe and Oxford

It pains me to put this location on this list. It started with so much promise, I lived a 3 minute walk to this place when it opened just before my 2nd year at UWO. Me and my room-mates ate here all the time, this was in the days of the $3.99 meal of the day. Plus we had the Hockey Hero Sandwich at this location, that has kind of gone down as folklore to me and my old room-mates, we still talk about that night to this day. All that being said this location has gone to complete shit, extremely unorganized staff, the line up situation is horrific, it's kind of a free for all. I'll never, ever give staff at a fast food restaurant (or any waiter and a normal restaurant) shit for anything, even if they completely fuck up, but they suck big time here. They used to let you walk through the drive-thru back in the day, but they put the kybosh on that so that's more points deducted.

3. Hyde Park Wal-Mart

Wal-Mart McDonald's are the worst. a) you're in Wal-Mart that's depressing enough and b) they don't have a full menu there. I work right beside the massive Wal-Mart off Fanshawe Park road, so I go there all the time for lunch, so I have been to this location quite a bit. The pickle distribution on the Big Mac is awful, they have scaled back to 1 pickle, I have to ask those assholes for extra pickles each time. They never have ice cream available, I don't always get it but I do enjoy a McCone on a warm day, who doesn't? Plus when you use a coupon they always keep it, most McDonald's give it back to you so you can use it again.

Well that was a lot of words spilled out about McDonald's. This blog is a work in progress to say the least, hope you enjoyed the post, and I'll be posting more dumb shit soon.