Japan McDonalds introduces MegaMac - has to limit sales

[iambrutus]

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McDonald's Japan has been forced to limit sales of its new Mega Mac hamburger to counter low stocks resulting from its huge popularity.

 

[Folanator]

Comfort food...

 

[gregorylee]

...and in other news, Jenny Craig to open new franchise in Japan.

 

[craigblitz]

That is just plain'ol freaking nuts!

 

[Big Papa]

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looks great, gimmie two and a side of fries......and a diet coke of course.

 

[OSUsushichic]

They can have our lousy fast food, as long as we can have their sushi!

 

[SparkyOSU]

<ohhh, you likey da shusi? you go now, you be here four houwa you eata aw my foo!>

 

[23Skidoo]

That picture is probably lifesize ... I remember going to McDonalds there, and ordering a double cheeseburger. When they brought it, I went back and ordered 2 more.

Also note the price... under $3.50 (and Japanese prices typically include tax)

 

[iambrutus]

Also note the price... under $3.50 (and Japanese prices typically include tax)

thats 350 Yen

350.00 JPY
Japan Yen =2.88727 USD
United States Dollars

 

[Thump]

On a side note, after racquetball the other night, my buddy ate a grilled chicken sandwich, 2 double cheeseburgers, a large fry, and a large drink.

 

[23Skidoo]

thats 350 Yen

350.00 JPY
Japan Yen =2.88727 USD
United States Dollars

I generally just chop off the 2 zeroes and call it "under xxxx"-- once you pay the service charges for chaning currency, the exchange rate is usually somewhere around 100-110:$1. It also keeps me from over-spending "$20!?" (item is probably about 16-17)

 

[iambrutus]

I generally just chop off the 2 zeroes and call it "under xxxx"-- once you pay the service charges for chaning currency, the exchange rate is usually somewhere around 100-110:$1. It also keeps me from over-spending "$20!?" (item is probably about 16-17)

i looked at the 2.xxx as 7.xxx i got up way to early today