GettyIf you’re looking for cheap, fast meals, McDonald’s delivers – usually.
You can get a good chunk of the menu for $1 a piece and a meal for under $5, but there’s one thing the fast food chain constantly forgets to do: Make your large fries actually large.
Time after time, McDonald’s has neglected to actually fill up their boxes of fries to the top.
Behold:
Just got home,got my @McDGreaterSA large fries and this is what I get, looks half empty,what am I paying for? Not cool @McDonalds , not cool pic.twitter.com/ukBeURP1En
— LC (@nexuser87) February 23, 2017
Wow… @McDonalds. I waited all week for treat night and the best you can do is a half empty 'large' fries. Terrible business pic.twitter.com/0573oP1QKx
— Amie Louise (@amie_lou_22) February 20, 2017
@McDonalds my fries are half empty
— kenzie (@lordofthebutts) March 1, 2017
So I ask for a large fries from @McDonalds and this is what I get…. large box half empty. Happens everytime. pic.twitter.com/TJrXnOwrf0
— Marcus Hernandez (@MarcusH_22) January 10, 2017
And it’s been going on forever:
Thanks McDonald's I had no idea ten fries were now what you sell as a large fry. @McDonalds waste of my money. >_< pic.twitter.com/Y1SnWSl4fq
— Maria ? (@The_Real_Maria) January 7, 2016
@McDonalds any chance of teaching your staff to fill fries cartons to the top please?? Always half empty!!!!!!
— Adam Stancey (@adamstancey) July 31, 2015
Sure, it’s not one of Earth’s most pressing problems, but it’s a problem nonetheless.
How hard is it to fill up a box of fries? Surely if you wanted to pay 10 cents less to get a medium-sized box, you would.
Though if you aren’t satisfied with the french fry filling level received, you should probably complain at the point of sale, and not on Twitter…
