@calicakes wrote:

I for one, do not like their fries. They are simply not crispy enough for me. I've stopped taking this shop, even though its advertised constantly and I could always get it. I don't eat beef( but I do eat chicken and fish). My spouse ate the burger once and she got very ill. I might take it if a milkshake was included, but it never is. Its also never bonused, although its been available for weeks.

@Lady Marius wrote:

I'll call, or check the webpage the first time I go to a location. But once I know the hours. No. I do not call. Like you I have never had an issue answering no to that question on the report.

@Adore wrote:

Im doing a five guys right now, on my way. First time with the MSC. I did not see a requirement for a photo of food. Can someone please clarify this for me? There form is new to me and I am hoping I did not miss anything. The shop looks pretty basic.

@JASFLALMT wrote:

I pick around and eat the crispiest ones and the rest go in the trash.

@DavePi wrote:

If you throw food away into the trash, the food decomposes and creates methane, a contributor to global warming. Better to feed it to the birds so they can turn it to poop and the poop can return back to nature where the poop's nutrients will nourish the growth of plants.

Also 25-31% of all food produced in America gets wasted, through throwing away visual imperfections of the produce and by consumers throwing away old food left in their fridges. America is one of the leaders in food waste and this needs to change for the sake of our future. Who will think of the children? I will think of the children. I compost.

@HonnyBrown wrote:

In the United States, our trash goes to trash burning plants that produce electricity.

@myst4au wrote:

Well, there is a saying that: "All generalizations are false." Your statement may well be true for where you live, but it does not apply to all of the United States. In Northern Delaware, for instance, all trash goes to single point collection points were all recyclable materials are removed and - guess what - recycled. The remaining organic matter and other non-recyclable material is sent to landfill. Trash treatment in Pennsylvanian depends upon the size of the community. Once a threshold is met, residential customers must separate recyclables from other trash and each is collected separately (sometimes on separate days). The non-recyclables are either burned or land-filled, depending up the location.

As of 2011, "There are currently 86 waste-to-energy facilities in the United States. According to the Energy Recovery Council, they provide 2,700 MW of clean electricity on a 24-hour-per-day, 365-day-per-year basis -- enough to power about 2 million homes." [www.scientificamerican.com] That makes your generalization that "In the United States, our trash goes to trash burning plants that produce electricity" far from reality. The EPA says that about 13% of trash in the US is converted to energy. [www.eia.gov]

@HonnyBrown wrote:

In the United States, our trash goes to trash burning plants that produce electricity.

(Mod note: post modified to remove personal attack. As mothers are inclined to say..."If you can't say something nice, don't say anything"[i/]

@DavePi wrote:

I was going to say the same thing.

HoneyBrown might be a troll given the absurd logical fallacies in his/her post and responses. smh.

@proudlyshopping wrote:

I had my appointment with my diabetes Doctor recently. He noted on my meticulously-detailed log sheets that I had written a visit to FG for lunch. "You don't really eat that food, do you?" he asked, as though a diabetic patient should just kill herself and get it over with rather than eat such lethal food. I laughed and explained that I'm a mystery shopper by trade and only take a few bites of those deadly sandwiches and eat a couple of the killer fries. "Their food is so good!" he gasped, "how can you not eat everything?" I glared at him. "Just because you aren't diabetic, you don't have to rub it in," I snarled. "Wait," he said, "aren't mystery shoppers scam jobs?"

The world is a cruel place filled with stupid people.