McDonald's CEO Hates Their Food
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You're not going to believe this, but
the CEO of McDonald's just made a fool
of himself. More of a clown than Ronald
McDonald. He wanted to do this, I guess,
short video to hype up the new Big Arch
Burger Hit and their menu. So, he wanted
to show how much he enjoys the cuisine
from McDonald's. And so, they filmed a
video of him eating his lunch, which
consisted of the big arch burger. And
this dude was acting like he was about
to eat the Krabby Patty that killed the
health inspector. He was like afraid of
it. There was like actual fear and panic
in his eyes as he was about to eat the
burger and he could only muster one baby
bite out of it. And this is supposed to
promote the burger. By the way, this
coming from the CEO of the company who
seems like he is repulsed by it. Like it
was a revoling experience for him. I
don't understand a why they filmed it. B
how they watched what they filmed and
then said, "Yep, that's good. Ship it.
We're going to send that." Blows my
mind. You know what's going to blow your
mind, though? Is the newest Cheeky
Scent. It's licensed to clean, baby.
It's available now at usecheky.com. That
one cooked extra hard on. I'll tell you
what, that one's pretty special. Oh,
yeah. I saw the McDonald's CEO really
enjoying the fine cuisine at McDonald's.
He made this really cool video showing
how much he enjoys the Big Arch, the new
McDonald's burger. And you can tell he
loved it.
>> Chris K here with You've heard about it.
Here it is.
>> The Big Arch.
>> Yes, sir.
>> This is something that we have tested
already.
>> Look at how Look how You can already
just tell from the packaging. That's a
tungsten block of meat right
there. There's so much high quality meat
from McDonald's
>> in Portugal.
>> And Chris is salivating.
>> I love this product. It is so good. I'm
going to do a tasting right now, but I'm
going to eat this for my lunch, just so
you know. So, here we go. First, holy
cow.
>> Burger. Got a very You've been working
out, Chris. How are you even holding
that much? Good lord. Look at all that.
Look at all that patty in there. Wow.
Big arches, right? That's
turbosized, Chris.
Oh, golly.
Unique kind of sesame poppy sort of bun
on it.
>> We've got two quarter pound patties, a
delicious big arch sauce
>> and of course some lettuce. So, oh,
there's so much going on with this.
>> First of all, let's try to get this
thing.
>> Yeah, try and wrangle it, Chris. It's
out of control. So much to it.
>> A bucking bronco. Also some crispy
onions on here as well. probably see
those kind of coming out. All right, the
moment of truth.
>> Oh. Oh, look at the way he sinks his
teeth in there. That's a big boy bite.
>> That is so good.
>> Almost got the whole thing in.
>> One bite for a big arch. It's
>> I love that. That's a big bite for a big
arch. And it's literally like
Squidward's bite out of Spongebob.
Oh wow. That's That's good stuff. Yeah.
It's like some kind of poppy sesame bun
going on here. Oh yeah. on my lunch.
Yeah, look at his face, man.
This is a CEO, too, by the way. I don't
know why he thought this was a good
idea. He clearly doesn't want to eat it.
It's clearly not his lunch. It's a
terrible marketing pitch. It looks like
he's held hostage.
And he doesn't take another bite, by the
way.
>> That's a big bite for a big arch. It's
distinctively McDonald's. Only
McDonald's could do this type of burger.
But it also McDonald's invented meat and
bun. It's a delicious product. You've
got sort of the cheeses and the gooness,
but those crispy onions as well gives a
nice texture. And of course, we've got
the pickles. So, uh, I'm going to enjoy
the rest of my lunch, but big arch.
>> Try it when you can get it.
>> You know, that went straight in the
trash can. Look at that face. That face
says, "I'm going to go force myself to
throw up in the toilet like it's a
bulimic episode right now." He hated
that.
I don't know what I really don't know
what the thought process was here. I
really don't. Should have gotten the guy
who's eating 50,000 Big Macs to be in
the video. They absolutely should have.
That's Dave Gorski.
Dave Dave Gorski has eaten 50,000 Big
Macs. He's had like a big or one or two
Big Macs a day since like 1956 or
something.
I don't know why they wouldn't just
bring someone that actually likes the
product to review it. This guy doesn't
even know what he's holding. Yeah, it's
some some kind of like sesame poppy
thing going on. And of course, pickles,
right? Distinctly McDonald's
being forced to eat the peasant grl.
True.
But he loved it. That was his lunch.
Can't wait to pick this up when
it's available. The big arch burger.
Because they would have to pay them. Not
really. Brother David Gorski would he
would have done this in a heartbeat.
He's going to go get three of
these on launch. I bet he's kept every
receipt he's ever gotten from McDonald's
since the 50s.
You think he wouldn't do this for free?
His whole health is reliant upon this
franchise. 50s is crazy work. He's I
mean, he's actually like a really cool
guy, too.
Don Jesus Christ. Don Gorski, not Dave
Gorski. My bad. Don dude must have
bowels of steel. I mean, he's f I
imagine he is completely fine. Every
time they do a checkup, they're like,
"Yeah, I'm still alive and actually like
super healthy." I live off Big Macs and
pretty much nothing else. Cuz again,
calories in versus calories out. I guess
it doesn't He's like a very living proof
that it doesn't matter where the
calories come from. And he lives a
pretty active life from what I recall.
>> When I started eating Big Macs in 1972,
they came in 50s. Donald Gorski ate his
first Big Mac on May 17th, 1972, and he
says it was love at first bite.
>> I actually ate nine that that day. Um, I
went there at 11:00. I had my first
three Big Macs ever. Um, I could get
three Big Macs, a fry, and a Coke for
$187.
>> In 1999, Donald set his first Guinness
record for most.
>> I I forgot that he keeps these, too.
That's actually adorable. He keeps his
receipts, but I forgot he also kept
these.
I've had a big I think he's just a
pretty cool guy. Like as odd as it is to
live solely off of Big Macs for your
main nutrition,
he's like a normal guy outside of that.
He's just a little quirky.
Man's got a hobby. He thinks Big Macs
are perfect so he doesn't deviate from
the path of God. You should find him and
take him to Culver's.
Imagine
I try and convert him.
Don Gorski ate 34,000 Big Macs and then
one stupid in Florida took him
to Culver's and changed his whole
outlook. Now he eats 24 chicken tenders
per day.
Have him do blind taste tests with
different food places. See if he can
tell the difference. That would be fun.
I am confident he would be able to
identify the Big Mac immediately. But I
am curious how well versed he is in
others because he does eat other things.
It's just primarily what he consumes on
a daily basis is Big Macs
from what I recall. What do you get from
Culver's? It depends, but mainly I've
been getting their chicken and broccoli.
They have legitimately the best broccoli
in the game.
Usually, if you're getting fast food
broccoli, you're begging for salmonella
or like a lististeria outbreak waiting
to happen. But Culver's their steamed
broccoli is
divine
and their chicken tenders are great.
Also, it's not salmonella from broccoli.
It would have been like E. coli is what
I meant to say. There's no Culver's near
me. That's tough, man. I'm sorry to hear
that. I think it's the best fast food
out there. But
soon it will be ruined. It can't stay
that good forever. Private equity will
step in at some point like they do
everywhere else and tank it and shitify
it. So, I'm just enjoying it now while I
can.
Will you try the Big Arch Burger at
McDonald's?
I guess maybe. What Matt and I said
we'll do is try the Big Arch Burger and
the new Burger King Whopper since
they're changing the Whopper. It'll be a
nice afternoon of mid for lunch.
Well, for Burger King, but Big Arch
will probably even it out with mid.
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The video criticizes McDonald's CEO's promotional attempt for the new Big Arch Burger, where he appeared visibly disgusted and only took a small bite. The speaker mocks his performance, suggesting McDonald's should have enlisted Don Gorski, a man famous for having eaten over 50,000 Big Macs since 1972, who genuinely loves the product. The speaker highlights Gorski's surprisingly good health despite his unique diet. The video then shifts to praising Culver's fast food, particularly their chicken and steamed broccoli, while expressing concern about private equity potentially ruining the chain. Finally, the speaker mentions plans to try the Big Arch Burger and the new Burger King Whopper.
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