wendy's dollar menu

[Necromotic]

goddam phata$$ i love dem six dolla burgas

[Bioture]

they jacked the price up in state college once. penn state students went ballistic and we had protests and boycotts... then they reinstated the COMPLETE 99 cents menu cuz no one ate at wendys anymore.

So yeah the JBC still costs 99 cents there. and it better stay that way.

[Pandagirl!]

I talked to my friend at Wendy's... they said that they had to jack up the prices of certain things because minimum wage went up and they have to compensate for that. Although I would think Wendy's could afford it without jacking up the price....

[Troll King]

No they can't. They've been struggling in recent years and were so desperate they had to split off their most profitable division.

[Chino]

No wonder you americans are fat

[Pandagirl!]

Oh, but still. I don't buy the stuff whose price got jacked up, simply because I don't feel like digging for change or getting a handful of change back. True, some of the stuff I used to buy for 99 cents is now only 1.09, but that means I'd either have to find a dime or get a whole handful of change back. Hence I don't get that item at all... just because it's too much of a hassle.

[Singularity]

I thought the great thing about the US was that all prices listed are WITHOUT sales tax. (what a fucked up system, everyone has to pay it anyway, so include it in the f***** listings) So doesn't that 99 cent meal cost over 1 dollar anyway?

[DoTheFandango]

In CT, its .99 + .06 for every item, so basically 1.05, which is super, super doable considering all our coins are of multiples of 5

[Liquid Blue]

No wonder you americans are fat

I eat more fast food than you and can almost guarantee that I'm in better shape

[DoTheFandango]

It's a matter of moving, and if you don't exercise enough you have no way of burning anything off.

I actually started a new diet of all organic food (yuk!), but that's just to start clearing my body of the shit I've been eating lately, and I don't plan on losing any weight, but I do plan on start consuming less corn syrup than my car does gas.

Eventually I'll throw in exercise and weights, but its one step at a time.

I must say, I've never drank so much water.

[Singularity]

In CT, its .99 + .06 for every item, so basically 1.05, which is super, super doable considering all our coins are of multiples of 5

I wasn't saying it was expensive, more a comment on Panda:

I don't buy the stuff whose price got jacked up, simply because I don't feel like digging for change or getting a handful of change back. True, some of the stuff I used to buy for 99 cents is now only 1.09, but that means I'd either have to find a dime or get a whole handful of change back. Hence I don't get that item at all... just because it's too much of a hassle.

I feel exactly the same way, but with the system where tax isn't included you will usually end up groping for change anyway.


But congrats on eating more healthy DF, just don't make the mistake of confusing "organic" with healthy. Loads of greenhouse grown tomatoes and other produce are perfectly fine and might even have less strange chemicals in it than their organic counterparts (just cut down on processed foods and stuff with loads of additives in it)

[DoTheFandango]

But congrats on eating more healthy DF, just don't make the mistake of confusing "organic" with healthy. Loads of greenhouse grown tomatoes and other produce are perfectly fine and might even have less strange chemicals in it than their organic counterparts (just cut down on processed foods and stuff with loads of additives in it)

I essentially cut anything with Corn Syrup outta my diet and am eating fresh veggies and fruit instead of the canned stuff.

It's taking a toll on my digestive tract, as I'm shitting a good 3-4 times a day.

[Lucon]

I wonder if they have Wendy's in Canada. 'Cause that'd explain it.

[GuruMeditation]

I essentially cut anything with Corn Syrup outta my diet and am eating fresh veggies and fruit instead of the canned stuff.

It's taking a toll on my digestive tract, as I'm shitting a good 3-4 times a day.

Man, in the US it's hard to find anything without f'ing corn syrup. Even the bread has corn syrup as a main ingredient. That's f'd up.

[Ace]

I am up in Northern Alberta right now and the so called "Dollar Menu" is $2.19 per item.