Only 4 nuggets, and holy hell if that ain’t a joke for a drink size! BTW, that’s supposed to be sweet tea, but it’s bitter as hell…

        • over_clox@lemmy.worldOP
          512·
          3 months ago

          Well thanks for the insult. I’ve never weighed in over 149 pounds (67.6 kilograms), well within a healthy weight range for my height and metabolism.

          Edit: Also, not everyone eats 3 times a day, I surely don’t need to. I usually only eat once or twice a day, whenever I’m hungry.

          • Drusas@fedia.io
            81·
            3 months ago

            Well, I’m very glad that you are not feeding yourself this garbage regularly. If you did regularly eat that, thinking it’s not a whole meal, you would become overweight.

            • over_clox@lemmy.worldOP
              53·
              3 months ago

              To that, I can fully agree 👍

              I was taught that there’s two types of people. Those that live to eat, and those that eat to live.

              I’m in the latter category, I only eat when I’m hungry.

      • Drusas@fedia.io
        126·
        3 months ago

        Okay, so we’re the same age. This is still a lot of calories. And $1.99 would be more expensive today. You have to think in real terms.

        Also, I remember the Happy meals, and no you wouldn’t. You would get a six piece chicken nugget with fries and a drink and no burger. Or a burger with fries and no chicken nuggets.

        • over_clox@lemmy.worldOP
          611·
          3 months ago

          It’s just enough calories for me, it fills my belly, and I’m not fat.

          The point is it costs way too much for what it is.

            • thejoker954@lemmy.world
              22·
              3 months ago

              You only think you’re getting more. To call back a previous comment of yours,

              The burger is mostly bread. The meat patty is waifer thin.

              I honestly think there might be more meat in the 2 nuggets you lose than the patty. At most it’s an equivalent amount.

              And that doesn’t even get into ingredients and how they have and will continue to switch to cheaper ingredients without lowering prices which skews any inflation adjustments further obfuscating any true comparison.

              Edited for spelling

            • over_clox@lemmy.worldOP
              29·
              3 months ago

              In 1990, I got my first two pairs of prescription glasses for $40. Today, they quote me over $300 for my prescription, for a single pair of glasses.

              Does that add up in your fancy inflation calculator?

                • over_clox@lemmy.worldOP
                  37·
                  3 months ago

                  You know prescriptions are only valid for a year right? Shit ain’t cheap yo.

                  Edit: Gotta get a new exam and all, they can’t even legally send me new glasses with my old prescription.

                  • CheesyGordita@lemmy.world
                    7·
                    3 months ago

                    I do know this, but you don’t have to buy glasses from the eye doctor. Just get your prescription and go online. Or do a pro gamer move and get a free lasik consultation and they will give you your prescription and then don’t set up an appointment or cancel if they want you to make one. lol

                • over_clox@lemmy.worldOP
                  37·
                  3 months ago

                  Not directly related to my original post, agreed. But related to the community in general, SHRINKFLATION

            • over_clox@lemmy.worldOP
              412·
              3 months ago

              I’d get a large strawberry milkshake, a burger that was wider, more fries, 6 nuggets, and a toy back then, so no, still getting less today.

              SHRINKFLATION