Burger King

I specifically ordered an impossible whopper with no tomatoes or onions, you can see all my receipt. I open it up and there are tomatoes and onions. As a Catholic during lent, it is very important. I do not eat meat. How do I know that my impossible whopper is not contaminated by this establishment. I understand that these Genzers think working a 9 to 5 is awful but, that is because of yourself. Let me ask you something how hard is it to work at Burger King?

Service is slow, and these people are unfriendly. I told them that I was in a hurry. They claimed to be busy, they would rather sit there and do nothing, I was the only customer in there. The older lady misused the name of god's son in a quiet voice and I heard her like she doesn't want to work. If you keep going to Burger King and complain about their slow service they may call the police on you

Ugh. I'm almost hesitant to write a review of a BK for fear of ruining any cred I may have, and the nearby Brighton Hot Dog Shoppe should by all rights bury The King under a fathom of cold, damp soil, but The BK® Chef's Choice Burger is a nice try. I suppose they're trying to compete with Wendy's new Hot 'N Juicy in making fast food burgers somewhat upmarket. Sure it still tasted contrived, and I don't know if I liked their "grill sauce," but this wasn't a bad deal. Even the fries have been given a welcome, crisped, skinless makeover.

My respect has increased slightly, but my sardonic, anarchist resentment towards His Majesty remains...

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i usually like this burger king but i got under cooked nuggets and i had to wait 20 minutes pulled over for them, then they forgot my straw and my ranch so i had to go in to get them