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NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: Why nobody eats Burger King anymore Burger King wasn't actually founded by the people who made it famous. The company began in 1953 in Jacksonville, Florida, built around a burger chain that was already struggling and a piece of equipment called the Insta-Broiler. Then two...

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🚨A Spanish streamer signs a millionaire deal with Burger King Days later gets into an argument with a follower on Twitch Xokas tells him he earned more with that campaign than his parents did in 20 years Today Burger King quietly removes all Xokas burgers from their website and stores One bad moment on Twitch can erase months of marketing investment overnight Burger King did not need to say a single word, they just deleted the page Was this the right move from Burger King?
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🚨A Spanish streamer signs a millionaire deal with Burger King Days later gets into an argument with a follower on Twitch Xokas tells him he earned more with that campaign than his parents did in 20 years Today Burger King quietly removes all Xokas burgers from their website and stores One bad moment on Twitch can erase months of marketing investment overnight Burger King did not need to say a single word, they just deleted the page Was this the right move from Burger King?

RagerYT

114,905 次观看 • 2 个月前

McDonald’s just dropped the Big Arch Burger and Burger King says they “improved” the Whopper… so I put them head-to-head. And yes, before the comments start, I know the old internet rumor that McDonald’s uses human meat. Zero evidence for it… but after this test, somebody might want to explain a few things. One of these burgers actually surprised me. The other tastes like the same Whopper we’ve had for 20 years. 🍔 Big Arch Burger vs The New Whopper Spoiler: McDonald’s takes this one. Now I gotta ask you… If you could only eat one for the rest of your life: the Big Arch Burger or the Whopper?
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McDonald’s just dropped the Big Arch Burger and Burger King says they “improved” the Whopper… so I put them head-to-head. And yes, before the comments start, I know the old internet rumor that McDonald’s uses human meat. Zero evidence for it… but after this test, somebody might want to explain a few things. One of these burgers actually surprised me. The other tastes like the same Whopper we’ve had for 20 years. 🍔 Big Arch Burger vs The New Whopper Spoiler: McDonald’s takes this one. Now I gotta ask you… If you could only eat one for the rest of your life: the Big Arch Burger or the Whopper?

Stefan Johnson

196,194 次观看 • 6 个月前

NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: Why In-N-Out Burger is impossible to compete with In-N-Out Burger is one of the craziest business stories of the 20th and 21st centuries. The company has succeeded by breaking almost every rule in the business playbook. They don't franchise. They don't advertise. And yet, the average In-N-Out location generates far more revenue than a typical McDonald's restaurant. It's a company that seems to ignore everything business schools tell you to do, and somehow, it's winning. But the reason for In-N-Out's success isn't just the cult following or the secret menu. The real explanation lies in a few things that almost nobody talks about. That's what this video is about. Let's dig into why In-N-Out Burger became so dominant.
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NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: Why In-N-Out Burger is impossible to compete with In-N-Out Burger is one of the craziest business stories of the 20th and 21st centuries. The company has succeeded by breaking almost every rule in the business playbook. They don't franchise. They don't advertise. And yet, the average In-N-Out location generates far more revenue than a typical McDonald's restaurant. It's a company that seems to ignore everything business schools tell you to do, and somehow, it's winning. But the reason for In-N-Out's success isn't just the cult following or the secret menu. The real explanation lies in a few things that almost nobody talks about. That's what this video is about. Let's dig into why In-N-Out Burger became so dominant.

Michael Girdley

247,408 次观看 • 3 个月前

Burger King releases new large drink cups If you fill up a medium cup and pour it into the large cup they are almost exactly the same The difference is maybe one or two sips “What is the point of getting a large cup? You can just get a medium. It's the same thing” Burger King just quietly reduced the capacity of its large drink cups from the previous 35 oz to the new 32 oz standard A medium is 30 oz…. So the difference is only 2 ounces now Burger King has been quietly applying Shrinkflation to their menu Some franchisees reduced 10-piece nuggets to 8 while keeping the price the same Burger sizes have been shrinking as well
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Burger King releases new large drink cups If you fill up a medium cup and pour it into the large cup they are almost exactly the same The difference is maybe one or two sips “What is the point of getting a large cup? You can just get a medium. It's the same thing” Burger King just quietly reduced the capacity of its large drink cups from the previous 35 oz to the new 32 oz standard A medium is 30 oz…. So the difference is only 2 ounces now Burger King has been quietly applying Shrinkflation to their menu Some franchisees reduced 10-piece nuggets to 8 while keeping the price the same Burger sizes have been shrinking as well

Wall Street Apes

173,416 次观看 • 5 个月前

🚨 MCDONALD’S WON’T CALL IT A BURGER — THEY’RE CALLING IT A “PRODUCT” AND PEOPLE THINK THEY KNOW WHY A video going viral shows a man pointing out something strange in a McDonald’s post. Instead of saying burger, the tweet reads: “Take a bite of our new product.” That wording immediately caught people’s attention because the McDonald’s CEO just went viral for the same thing, calling the new sandwich a “product” on camera while appearing to barely take a bite. Now the internet is digging into the language. “They call it a product legally, because legally they cannot call this a burger if it’s not real meat.” The man in the video claims some chains avoid calling something a burger if the ingredients might not meet certain legal definitions tied to meat labeling. So instead of risking the label… they use a different word. Product. If it’s really a burger… why won’t they call it a burger?
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🚨 MCDONALD’S WON’T CALL IT A BURGER — THEY’RE CALLING IT A “PRODUCT” AND PEOPLE THINK THEY KNOW WHY A video going viral shows a man pointing out something strange in a McDonald’s post. Instead of saying burger, the tweet reads: “Take a bite of our new product.” That wording immediately caught people’s attention because the McDonald’s CEO just went viral for the same thing, calling the new sandwich a “product” on camera while appearing to barely take a bite. Now the internet is digging into the language. “They call it a product legally, because legally they cannot call this a burger if it’s not real meat.” The man in the video claims some chains avoid calling something a burger if the ingredients might not meet certain legal definitions tied to meat labeling. So instead of risking the label… they use a different word. Product. If it’s really a burger… why won’t they call it a burger?

HustleBitch

401,682 次观看 • 6 个月前

NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: Why Nobody's Eating McDonald's Anymore In February 2026, the CEO of McDonald’s posted a social media video of himself trying the company’s newest burger, the Big Arch. Instead of generating excitement, the video went viral for the wrong reasons. He came across as robotic, referring to the burger as a “product,” and the internet quickly turned it into a joke. This is the same company that built more than 43,000 restaurants around the world, once served one in every four Americans each month, and became the most dominant fast food brand ever created. But today, McDonald’s is under pressure. U.S. sales are down nearly 6% year over year, and its core customers are cutting back on eating out. So what happened? How did the world’s most successful restaurant chain lose its momentum? This is the rise and fall of McDonald’s in the United States.
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NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: Why Nobody's Eating McDonald's Anymore In February 2026, the CEO of McDonald’s posted a social media video of himself trying the company’s newest burger, the Big Arch. Instead of generating excitement, the video went viral for the wrong reasons. He came across as robotic, referring to the burger as a “product,” and the internet quickly turned it into a joke. This is the same company that built more than 43,000 restaurants around the world, once served one in every four Americans each month, and became the most dominant fast food brand ever created. But today, McDonald’s is under pressure. U.S. sales are down nearly 6% year over year, and its core customers are cutting back on eating out. So what happened? How did the world’s most successful restaurant chain lose its momentum? This is the rise and fall of McDonald’s in the United States.

Michael Girdley

222,507 次观看 • 2 个月前

American “hasn’t been to Burger King in a long time,” he went and is shocked by how small the items have gotten He ordered a Double Cheeseburger. He shows it’s now basically as small as a slider He puts a French fry across it to show a single small French fry is now bigger than the Double Cheeseburger in length People started noticing this new drastic decrease in size of the Burger King double cheeseburger in late 2025, early 2026
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American “hasn’t been to Burger King in a long time,” he went and is shocked by how small the items have gotten He ordered a Double Cheeseburger. He shows it’s now basically as small as a slider He puts a French fry across it to show a single small French fry is now bigger than the Double Cheeseburger in length People started noticing this new drastic decrease in size of the Burger King double cheeseburger in late 2025, early 2026

Wall Street Apes

526,261 次观看 • 5 个月前

Robert Downey Jr. revealed that Burger King unexpectedly helped save his life after a “disgusting burger” made him throw his meal along with the drugs in 2003, which helped him to become sober. “It was such a disgusting burger I ordered… I thought something really bad was going to happen.” He recalled that this specific "moment of clarity" prompted him to pull over and toss all of his drugs into the ocean. He stated, "I have to thank Burger King," adding, "At that moment of clarity, I tossed all of the drugs in my car into the ocean and got cleaned up". This incident is considered his "rock bottom". Downey said he was driving around with a car full of drugs when the meal suddenly made him rethink everything. He pulled over, threw the drugs into the ocean, and decided to finally clean up his life. That experience later inspired one of the most famous scenes in Iron Man (2008), where Tony Stark returns from captivity and immediately asks for an American cheeseburger from Burger King before addressing the press. What looked like simple product placement was actually a deeply personal tribute from Downey to the moment he says changed his life forever.
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Robert Downey Jr. revealed that Burger King unexpectedly helped save his life after a “disgusting burger” made him throw his meal along with the drugs in 2003, which helped him to become sober. “It was such a disgusting burger I ordered… I thought something really bad was going to happen.” He recalled that this specific "moment of clarity" prompted him to pull over and toss all of his drugs into the ocean. He stated, "I have to thank Burger King," adding, "At that moment of clarity, I tossed all of the drugs in my car into the ocean and got cleaned up". This incident is considered his "rock bottom". Downey said he was driving around with a car full of drugs when the meal suddenly made him rethink everything. He pulled over, threw the drugs into the ocean, and decided to finally clean up his life. That experience later inspired one of the most famous scenes in Iron Man (2008), where Tony Stark returns from captivity and immediately asks for an American cheeseburger from Burger King before addressing the press. What looked like simple product placement was actually a deeply personal tribute from Downey to the moment he says changed his life forever.

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Chick-fil-A didn’t build an empire by flipping fries for every special request. They built it by mastering one thing and doing it better than anybody else. If you walk into the House of ‘My Pleasure,’ expect the standard. Not a remix. Not a low-sodium symphony. This isn’t Burger King, you don’t get it your way. You get it their way. With a gospel smile and a line wrapped around the building. And guess what? People still pull up, rain or shine. Because excellence doesn’t bend for every craving.🤷🏼‍♀️
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Chick-fil-A didn’t build an empire by flipping fries for every special request. They built it by mastering one thing and doing it better than anybody else. If you walk into the House of ‘My Pleasure,’ expect the standard. Not a remix. Not a low-sodium symphony. This isn’t Burger King, you don’t get it your way. You get it their way. With a gospel smile and a line wrapped around the building. And guess what? People still pull up, rain or shine. Because excellence doesn’t bend for every craving.🤷🏼‍♀️

Desiree

3,443,868 次观看 • 9 个月前

I stopped at Burger King this morning and got burger patties with bacon and American cheese. And I already know somebody is going to clutch their pearls over the American cheese. Here’s my question… If someone is trying to turn their health around, would you rather they eat a couple of burger patties with American cheese… …or throw in the towel because they couldn’t be “perfect”? Progress beats perfection every single time. Could I have packed food from home? Absolutely. That’s on me, and tonight I’m fixing that by meal prepping. But I refuse to believe one slice of American cheese somehow cancels out a good decision. Stop letting perfection convince you that you’re failing. Better choices, repeated over time, are what change your life.
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I stopped at Burger King this morning and got burger patties with bacon and American cheese. And I already know somebody is going to clutch their pearls over the American cheese. Here’s my question… If someone is trying to turn their health around, would you rather they eat a couple of burger patties with American cheese… …or throw in the towel because they couldn’t be “perfect”? Progress beats perfection every single time. Could I have packed food from home? Absolutely. That’s on me, and tonight I’m fixing that by meal prepping. But I refuse to believe one slice of American cheese somehow cancels out a good decision. Stop letting perfection convince you that you’re failing. Better choices, repeated over time, are what change your life.

Queen of Carni

13,576 次观看 • 2 个月前

Joe Rogan has a guilty pleasure: In-N-Out burger with lettuce instead of a regular bun. Look, I don't think eating this once in a while is that big of a deal. I really don't. Especially if you account it in your total caloric intake for the day and not go overboard. But doing it multiple times a week for months on end? That's when it becomes a problem. I have friends who eat McDonald's on the regular. On the regular. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack, any time of the day, it doesn't matter. As long as they get their burger and fries. No bueno. cc: coreinstincttv
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Joe Rogan has a guilty pleasure: In-N-Out burger with lettuce instead of a regular bun. Look, I don't think eating this once in a while is that big of a deal. I really don't. Especially if you account it in your total caloric intake for the day and not go overboard. But doing it multiple times a week for months on end? That's when it becomes a problem. I have friends who eat McDonald's on the regular. On the regular. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack, any time of the day, it doesn't matter. As long as they get their burger and fries. No bueno. cc: coreinstincttv

Joe Rogan Podcast News

54,404 次观看 • 18 天前

🚨 THIS GUY JUST EXPOSED MCDONALD’S — PEOPLE FINALLY UNDERSTAND WHY THE CEO LOOKED TERRIFIED A man has been documenting McDonald’s burgers for over a year and the results are hard to ignore. His 515-day-old cheeseburger still looks almost the same. The receipt he kept with it fell apart faster than the burger itself. A 119-day-old Quarter Pounder is so hard he says he’ll need a crowbar to pull it apart. Even a 25-day-old McChicken shows almost no real decay on the patty. He finally tried to take a bite of a 100-day-old burger on camera. It was so rock hard he could only get the bun. He spit it out and called it disgusting. People are now connecting it to the moment the McDonald’s CEO forced himself to eat one of their burgers on camera and looked visibly uncomfortable. What exactly are they putting in this food that refuses to rot… and why did the CEO look so scared to eat his own product?
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🚨 THIS GUY JUST EXPOSED MCDONALD’S — PEOPLE FINALLY UNDERSTAND WHY THE CEO LOOKED TERRIFIED A man has been documenting McDonald’s burgers for over a year and the results are hard to ignore. His 515-day-old cheeseburger still looks almost the same. The receipt he kept with it fell apart faster than the burger itself. A 119-day-old Quarter Pounder is so hard he says he’ll need a crowbar to pull it apart. Even a 25-day-old McChicken shows almost no real decay on the patty. He finally tried to take a bite of a 100-day-old burger on camera. It was so rock hard he could only get the bun. He spit it out and called it disgusting. People are now connecting it to the moment the McDonald’s CEO forced himself to eat one of their burgers on camera and looked visibly uncomfortable. What exactly are they putting in this food that refuses to rot… and why did the CEO look so scared to eat his own product?

HustleBitch

1,260,086 次观看 • 1 个月前

🚨 THIS GUY JUST EXPOSED MCDONALD’S — PEOPLE FINALLY UNDERSTAND WHY THE CEO LOOKED TERRIFIED A man has been documenting McDonald’s burgers for over a year and the results are hard to ignore. His 515-day-old cheeseburger still looks almost the same. The receipt he kept with it fell apart faster than the burger itself. A 119-day-old Quarter Pounder is so hard he says he’ll need a crowbar to pull it apart. Even a 25-day-old McChicken shows almost no real decay on the patty. He finally tried to take a bite of a 100-day-old burger on camera. It was so rock hard he could only get the bun. He spit it out and called it disgusting. People are now connecting it to the moment the McDonald’s CEO forced himself to eat one of their burgers on camera and looked visibly uncomfortable. What exactly are they putting in this food that refuses to rot… and why did the CEO look so scared to eat his own product?
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🚨 THIS GUY JUST EXPOSED MCDONALD’S — PEOPLE FINALLY UNDERSTAND WHY THE CEO LOOKED TERRIFIED A man has been documenting McDonald’s burgers for over a year and the results are hard to ignore. His 515-day-old cheeseburger still looks almost the same. The receipt he kept with it fell apart faster than the burger itself. A 119-day-old Quarter Pounder is so hard he says he’ll need a crowbar to pull it apart. Even a 25-day-old McChicken shows almost no real decay on the patty. He finally tried to take a bite of a 100-day-old burger on camera. It was so rock hard he could only get the bun. He spit it out and called it disgusting. People are now connecting it to the moment the McDonald’s CEO forced himself to eat one of their burgers on camera and looked visibly uncomfortable. What exactly are they putting in this food that refuses to rot… and why did the CEO look so scared to eat his own product?

Whiplash437

340,995 次观看 • 19 天前

Wait… so apparently not tipping can actually cost you MORE? 👀 A customer at Shake Shack noticed something seriously strange while ordering a burger through self-service. At first, it looked like a normal checkout. Pick your burger, customize it, pay, and move on. But then they noticed the prices weren’t quite adding up. The surprising part? The total could change depending on whether you tipped. So instead of tipping being an optional “thank you,” it appeared to affect the price of the food itself. Would you keep ordering there if you noticed this, or would you call it out? 🤔
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Wait… so apparently not tipping can actually cost you MORE? 👀 A customer at Shake Shack noticed something seriously strange while ordering a burger through self-service. At first, it looked like a normal checkout. Pick your burger, customize it, pay, and move on. But then they noticed the prices weren’t quite adding up. The surprising part? The total could change depending on whether you tipped. So instead of tipping being an optional “thank you,” it appeared to affect the price of the food itself. Would you keep ordering there if you noticed this, or would you call it out? 🤔

fOx

14,215 次观看 • 1 个月前

“Have it your way. Have it your way!” 🍔👑 Did you know this? The U.S. Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) partners with Burger King (and other chains like Pizza Hut) to operate fast-food outlets on military bases and in deployment zones. • They use modular, trailer- or container-based mobile kitchens that can be airlifted via cargo aircraft (C-130 Hercules, C-17 Globemaster, etc.), unloaded, and set up quickly with fryers, grills, refrigeration, generators, and branding. • These have been deployed in real conflict zones, including Iraq and Afghanistan. For example: • A Burger King trailer operated out of a trailer at Baghdad International Airport and became one of the busiest BK locations in the world. • In 2004, a C-17 delivered a Burger King trailer to Bagram Airbase in Afghanistan.
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“Have it your way. Have it your way!” 🍔👑 Did you know this? The U.S. Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) partners with Burger King (and other chains like Pizza Hut) to operate fast-food outlets on military bases and in deployment zones. • They use modular, trailer- or container-based mobile kitchens that can be airlifted via cargo aircraft (C-130 Hercules, C-17 Globemaster, etc.), unloaded, and set up quickly with fryers, grills, refrigeration, generators, and branding. • These have been deployed in real conflict zones, including Iraq and Afghanistan. For example: • A Burger King trailer operated out of a trailer at Baghdad International Airport and became one of the busiest BK locations in the world. • In 2004, a C-17 delivered a Burger King trailer to Bagram Airbase in Afghanistan.

CeCe

20,645 次观看 • 6 个月前

A Burger King employee has been fired for saying "Free Palestine" after a confrontation with an Isr*eli customer was filmed and shared online, quickly going viral across social media. The incident took place at a Burger King restaurant in Pennsylvania, where employee Arianna Hamilton became involved in a heated exchange with a customer who was recording the interaction. During the confrontation, Hamilton asked the customer where he was from. He replied that he was Isr*eli and pointed to the Star of David necklace he was wearing. Hamilton then responded by saying, "Free Palestine." The customer uploaded the video online, where it rapidly spread across multiple platforms, sparking intense debate and attracting millions of views. As the footage gained widespread attention, Burger King terminated Hamilton's employment. Following her dismissal, Hamilton launched a GoFundMe campaign, which has since raised more than $100,000 from supporters who said they wanted to help her after she lost her job.
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A Burger King employee has been fired for saying "Free Palestine" after a confrontation with an Isr*eli customer was filmed and shared online, quickly going viral across social media. The incident took place at a Burger King restaurant in Pennsylvania, where employee Arianna Hamilton became involved in a heated exchange with a customer who was recording the interaction. During the confrontation, Hamilton asked the customer where he was from. He replied that he was Isr*eli and pointed to the Star of David necklace he was wearing. Hamilton then responded by saying, "Free Palestine." The customer uploaded the video online, where it rapidly spread across multiple platforms, sparking intense debate and attracting millions of views. As the footage gained widespread attention, Burger King terminated Hamilton's employment. Following her dismissal, Hamilton launched a GoFundMe campaign, which has since raised more than $100,000 from supporters who said they wanted to help her after she lost her job.

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40,691 次观看 • 1 个月前

Marc Andreessen worked at IBM at the peak of their power. There were 12 layers of management between him as an intern and the CEO. He describes what that meant: if one layer lies to the layer above it, maybe that's okay. Two or three layers, the lies compound. Six layers, they really compound. Twelve layers... The CEO has absolutely no idea what's happening inside his own company. IBM even had a name for it. They called it the Big Gray Cloud, the cloud of men in gray suits that followed the CEO everywhere and made it physically impossible for him to ever talk to someone actually doing the work. "It was like a visit from the king. The king and the traveling court. A completely impervious bubble." That company controlled 80% of tech. Then it didn't. Elon looked at that model and built the opposite. The most dangerous thing in a large organization isn't incompetence. It's the distance between the truth and the top.
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Marc Andreessen worked at IBM at the peak of their power. There were 12 layers of management between him as an intern and the CEO. He describes what that meant: if one layer lies to the layer above it, maybe that's okay. Two or three layers, the lies compound. Six layers, they really compound. Twelve layers... The CEO has absolutely no idea what's happening inside his own company. IBM even had a name for it. They called it the Big Gray Cloud, the cloud of men in gray suits that followed the CEO everywhere and made it physically impossible for him to ever talk to someone actually doing the work. "It was like a visit from the king. The king and the traveling court. A completely impervious bubble." That company controlled 80% of tech. Then it didn't. Elon looked at that model and built the opposite. The most dangerous thing in a large organization isn't incompetence. It's the distance between the truth and the top.

Founder Mode

220,135 次观看 • 5 个月前

Nobody tells you these 5 burger secrets, and #3 is why yours turn out dry!! I raise the cattle myself Hall of Fame Farms by Joe Thomas , so I’ve cooked a few of these. Most people mess up the first two before the burger even hits the grill. Fix those, nail the dimple, and that last one, dropping wagyu tallow right on top after the flip, is the move nobody’s doing. Save this so you’ve got it for the next cookout. And send it to the one person in your family who could have used these tips last weekend! You know exactly who it is!! Which tip got you? Drop a 🍔 if it was #5! #burgers #grilling #bbq
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Nobody tells you these 5 burger secrets, and #3 is why yours turn out dry!! I raise the cattle myself Hall of Fame Farms by Joe Thomas , so I’ve cooked a few of these. Most people mess up the first two before the burger even hits the grill. Fix those, nail the dimple, and that last one, dropping wagyu tallow right on top after the flip, is the move nobody’s doing. Save this so you’ve got it for the next cookout. And send it to the one person in your family who could have used these tips last weekend! You know exactly who it is!! Which tip got you? Drop a 🍔 if it was #5! #burgers #grilling #bbq

Joe Thomas

104,547 次观看 • 2 个月前

This young couple brought home takeout hamburgers for dinner. Their son took one look at his burger and had a full-on meltdown. He wasn’t happy with how it looked and insisted it wasn’t what he wanted or how burgers are supposed to look. We’ve all seen these videos where kids flip the switch and start crying and throwing a tantrum. Towards the end of the video, the mom knows he wasn’t going to eat the burger and so offers a chicken nugget instead. Are the parents handling this correctly? Is there a real difference in the way different generations handled these kinds of flip-outs? Are today’s parents getting it right, or are they doing their kids a disservice by not teaching them to regulate their emotions?
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This young couple brought home takeout hamburgers for dinner. Their son took one look at his burger and had a full-on meltdown. He wasn’t happy with how it looked and insisted it wasn’t what he wanted or how burgers are supposed to look. We’ve all seen these videos where kids flip the switch and start crying and throwing a tantrum. Towards the end of the video, the mom knows he wasn’t going to eat the burger and so offers a chicken nugget instead. Are the parents handling this correctly? Is there a real difference in the way different generations handled these kinds of flip-outs? Are today’s parents getting it right, or are they doing their kids a disservice by not teaching them to regulate their emotions?

AllieJade

44,185 次观看 • 5 个月前