Are you people McRibbing me? Forcing this "sandwich" upon death row inmates would constitute cruel & unusual punishment.
I don't know about 15 years ago, but they have changed from 45 years ago. The burgers are no longer 15 cents. Back then you could get a burger or a cheeseburger. You could get pop or a shake, in one of three flavors, vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry. And of course you could get fries. When I could get'em back in those days, before such things as big Macs or quarter-pounders, I could put away something like 12 to 14 burgers/cheeseburgers. Only had the chance to do that a couple of times. Once at a family gathering when we got about a hundred of'em, and we had a few extra, and at a youth event that got moved indoors because of rain and had a turnout far less than expected. I did my part both times to make sure the food wasn't wasted. Also, back in those days McDonalds were in red and white tile buildings with big golden arches. Now they look like every other building, and lots of them are forced to have some teeny little token arches. And they don't bother putting up the running count of burgers sold anymore.
The site works for me, Bob! You're basically correct in that the 6 remaining RRs in PA are almost all on the PA Tpk. There is one in Somerset.does that website work for others, it never does for me, select anything comes up done with a bare white page
Roys was bought by hardees to be converted to hardees. Trouble was converted restaurants failed. Hardees is a poor comparison.
so locations were converted to other restaurants
you need at least a million in liquid assets to buy a franchise. out of my league.
around here there are 2 left on pa turnpike but all service plazas are being rebuilt and I fear they will be gone one day
Bogy - I remember those days well too! I worked for a competitor at the time - "Sandy's" - with their "Big Scot". (Bob might remember them, they were around the 'Burgh mostly.) Nothing like a couple of McD's cheeseburgers to knock down a hunger pang. When I was at Sandy's a burger, fries, and a small drink with tax were 59-cents. A penny, nickel, dime, & quarter change back from your dollar! I remember the sign outside - "Over 1 billion sold" was a big event. Big Macs were introduced in our area at 39-cents and were quickly raised to 49.
Well, my other half doles-out the coupons, so I hafta share. Good thing too - my wasteline couldn't absorb too many more of them...![/B]
So, at 1080 cals., it's OK to eat them?
I thought about adding that In-N-Out was somewhat the heir of McDonalds, even though In-N-Out came first. In August when we were out in California I noticed the menu is a little more complicated than it used to be, but not bad compared to most of the places that try to do it all.
