My buddy used to work at BK and said they had a regular who would order a chicken patty in between three slices of tomatoes on both sides and no bun. He'd also ask for grape jelly and they'd usually do it, the hard part was figuring out what to charge for the whole thing.
He also sold my other friend boxes of their dollar tacos wholesale. His manager let him buy them, which still seemed like it was against the rules but I don't know. The dollar tacos came in boxes of forty and cost a little over eight dollars, my friend bought two of them. If you were not aware, the BK tacos came pre-filled with beef and then would be deep friend on site and filled with the rest of the ingredients (lettuce, cheese, and hot sauce). My friend tried deep frying them in a pan at first to mediocre results, he then tried baking them and that seemed to be the way to go. Over the course of three or four months he ate all eighty tacos, which cost him sixteen dollars and change.
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pure poetry, weird al walked so he could run.
Indeed. Weird Al is the father of all soundclowns.
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lol naggers stomach can't handle lactose so they chimp out about cheese on their burgers
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All your Whopper are belong to us.
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its only got one slice of cheese
its fucking worthless
They can put more chez if you want... And a lot of other stuff.
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Burger King sells Coca-Cola products, not Pepsi, so you can't get that on a Whopper.
They have cans of Pepsi incase somebody wants it on a Whopper. The drink, and the aluminum can, both on the burger.
My buddy used to work at BK and said they had a regular who would order a chicken patty in between three slices of tomatoes on both sides and no bun. He'd also ask for grape jelly and they'd usually do it, the hard part was figuring out what to charge for the whole thing.
He also sold my other friend boxes of their dollar tacos wholesale. His manager let him buy them, which still seemed like it was against the rules but I don't know. The dollar tacos came in boxes of forty and cost a little over eight dollars, my friend bought two of them. If you were not aware, the BK tacos came pre-filled with beef and then would be deep friend on site and filled with the rest of the ingredients (lettuce, cheese, and hot sauce). My friend tried deep frying them in a pan at first to mediocre results, he then tried baking them and that seemed to be the way to go. Over the course of three or four months he ate all eighty tacos, which cost him sixteen dollars and change.
kek
meant for
>stick this "rapper" in the wood chopper
>Super tired of ads for slop-per
>There's no way I'll pay
>BBBBBKKKKKKK, eat it--you're gay
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>Are you going to finish that Whopper?
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>WHOPPER WHOPPER TRIPLE WHOPPER, WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER, BEEEEEEEJAAAAAAAY HAVE IT YO WAY
It was at this exact moment I vowed to never eat Burger King for the rest of my life.
For me, it was the taste of the chicken sandwiches. No thank you, sir!
The whopper song reads like a satanic prayer or dark magic spell
>YOU RULE!
The 1970s theme and purposefully off-tune singing are worse than car commercials. It actively made me not want to go to BK.