This Should Be Illegal...

This Should Be Illegal...

Asmongold Shorts

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[Sthriga]

In Japan it is illegal. Food must look exactly as advertised on picture, otherwise it`s a fraud.

[samderry]

Never understood why false advertising, especially from large corporations, is legal.

[arcta]

I went to a McDonald’s in Japan and it looked like the display pictures.

[MerchGrows]

Yup, the equivalent of the sideways + upward face profile pic on tinder

[bsavagestudios]

My father in a McDonalds 25 years ago: "In the commercial Shaq couldn't even get his hands around the burger... Wtf is this!?" - he hasn't been to a MCDonalds since

[SirDuck]

It’s a good thing false advertising is illegal

[FunningRast]

A judge last year dismissed a lawsuit about it and the reason he gave was everyone was doing it…our legal system is crap.

[mr.shenanigans]

Taco Bell doesn't try and I respect them for it.

[I_love_bread_and_Hungry_Jacks]

Most of the Maccas I go to are 75 to 90 percent accurate to the picture, didn't realise it was this bad in the States.

[BlissBatch]

You know how pirates had to eat their hardtack in a dark room, so they wouldn't see the maggots? You'd have to employ a similar strategy here. Crazy that these abominations are more expensive than Applebee's burgers!

[manumudgal]

They should be sued for false advertising.

[AHHyuhHyuh]

Taco Bell taco consists of 5% shell, 5% cheese, 10% beef and 80% lettuce

[walter]

Yeah its always like the workers punched your burger right after putting it in its packaging with as much force as they could

[Fergala]

What happened to false advertisement laws

[Duloks]

The funniest part is that in food commercials half of the things aren't even food. Mayo and cheese is glue, meat is cardboard or painted styrofoam etc.

[aoihitori]

You've been Catfished: Burger Edition

[trebot]

NGL i have had a big mac that looked like the top picture. Most locations have employees who dont give a shit but sometimes you run into the crew who just doing they job.

[todd]

An entire scene from _Falling Down_ culminates in the protagonist pointing out this very thing

[Aesthetikn]

I don't understand why people like Mcdonalds so much, in the last five years every time I've gone there the food looked unappetising and the burgers tasted like they'd been rinsed off under water.

[michaelllll-hc]

It basically is illegal in Japan. Idk about burgers tbh but I know with snacks in bags or a candy of some sort to possibly other items as well have to be the size they represent on their advertisement to be the actual size.