9mo ago

McDonald's shares fall after CDC says E. coli outbreak linked to Quarter Pounders

www.cnbc.com

The CDC said an E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounder burgers has led to 10 hospitalizations and one death.

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Yeah.
That's the reason.
- He really should have warn gloves
  
  He said his hands were clean.
  Which, to me, says he doesn't wash them after he uses the bathroom.
Did the outbreak happen to originate in Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania?
- That's what happens when you let a diaper wearing man in your kitchen.
Anything that Donald Trump touches, dies
And a month from now they're back to normal. Writing news about the price of individual stocks fluctuating is completely meaningless.
Rough week for Ronald
Think it was from trump handling food without a license?
- Why does the food need to be licensed..?
  
  🙄
Never have I been more confident in my decision to go to Burger King for my fast food dalliances.
- support your local hole in the wall please.
  
  They only hole in the wall most places is a glory hole at the Pilot or Loves truck stop, and neither have a drive thru anyway.
  
  The "holes in the wall" in my area are all more expensive than fast food because the rich farm owner yuppies come to cosplay rural living in my town.
They might need to bump up those prices a bit to keep their profits at record highs.
What a grotesque company, through and through.
that orange fecal treacle spreads fast
So grateful to have In-N-Out near me
- Went there once. Wasn't bad, but wasn't really good either... 100% do not understand the hype.
  Similar experience at Whataburger.
  
  I’m a big fan of their fecal free burger
  
  In-N-Out is definitely overrated. Their burgers are fine, maybe even good, but the fries are fucking trash. You can't be a restaurant with 2 things on the menu and have one of them be awful.
  
  This place never holds up against any local place. I honestly feel like their food tastes terrible... Like, what's with the fries?
- To be fair, these quarter pounders became "in-n-out" burgers too
  
  Why would someone downvote this

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