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Burger King Bringing Obesity To Your Door

Oy, are we really so lazy a nation that now going through a drive-thru for fast food is an inconvenience?

Burger King thinks so.

 

Burger King (BKC), trying to regain its place as the nation’s second largest fast-food chain, is trying out home delivery in an effort to boost sales. This is just one of a number of unexpected experiments going on right now. Chains usually try discounts and other moves at this time of year to counter a seasonal sales slump.

According to the company website, deliveries cost $2, and there is a minimum order of $8 to $10, depending on the market. Customers can order online or by phone. The restaurant is delivering meals such as 40-piece Chicken Tenders and two bottled drinks for $10.99 and four large sandwich combos for $23.99. (However, if you’re hankering for a milkshake or a breakfast sandwich, you’re out of luck. Shakes, fountain drinks, milkshakes, coffee and breakfast food are still in-store only.) – HT CBS News

 

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  • Mickey

    I don’t understand your issue with this.

  • http://homebrewedtheology.com Christian

    It’s just another sad statement on American society. We’ve become so lazy that going to get fast food has become so much of a burden that we’re actually having it delivered.

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