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i knew there was a reason I didn’t eat fast food. I actually feel ill just looking at those photos.

I think the fact that the burgers don’t actually look the way they do in the advertisements is common knowledge at this point. It is wrong when a company uses false advertising to promote their product, but it is equally wrong to prove this by using false information to sway the populace into taking your side. Half of the “real” burgers used here look far worse than what you would get from the fast food restaurants on average. I mean just look at the whopper you chose to show here for an example. It doesn’t look like something they would hand to you in the restaurant, it looks like something you left in your backseat for a week and accidentally sat on a few times. This is not to say that they never look the way you’ve portrayed them, but generally the quality will be somewhere in between the two representations. You are no better than the companies that have lied to the public because you in turn have done the exact same thing.

Have you ever tried “fluffing” a burger?

I literally started reading this and then a commercial for a whopper paired with Burger King’s new style french fries came on.

You think they LOOK bad…. Check out the kitchen folks…

Would you like a side of mouse dropppings with that? How about some floor spice? It makes everything nice….

You are right. The average presentation of these burgers is not as bad as the ones depicted here, and experiences will vary. It would also be virtually impossible to reproduce the model image of each burger, given the fact that the mock-up burgers are probably not even real food products (i.e. constructed out of inedible materials). Those advertised sandwiches defy gravity. I worked at a BK when I was a teenager, and there was no way to make a single whopper with standard ingredients that tall.

LOL, so true, advertisements are fake, who are they trying to fool

The tacos REALLY look like they stole your money.