@TomWellborn I even checked Snopes before circulating, and it's all true.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/mcdonalds-workers-denmark/
But yes, I'm sure McDonald's in the US deliver higher profits to their owners and franchisees. 🙄
"Your experience may vary."
Generally speaking, McDonald’s menu prices in Denmark are — like most other items — relatively high. For example, a McMeal (or an equivalent combo meal) will cost you around 80 DKK (roughly $11.95), according to Numbeo.
Compared to New York City, you’ll generally pay 19.5% more; the same meal would cost around $10 (66.95 DKK) in the US’ largest city.
(It’s important to remember that the cost of a Big Mac can vary in different parts of respective countries.)
Yeah, and I assume that it might vary in different states even more than in different parts of Denmark, for obvious reason
We aren't aruguing so much as picking valid data points randomly from a range. No worries.
