What a strange, meandering comment. I'm not really sure what your thesis is. You seem to disagree with the article but the only real rebuttal you offer is "I kn

What a strange, meandering comment. I'm not really sure what your thesis is. You seem to disagree with the article but the only real rebuttal you offer is "I know people, and everyone is good with fractions," which is more a comment on your interaction bubble than on the American populace. Everything else is just a comment on A&W in the last decade or two and holds no bearing on the quarter/third pounder topic. The war was won even before your hierarchy of what's important could be standardized over large geographic areas, which is really unclear to me how much it matters/is accurate. feels like conjecture. I could postulate what I think is important to the American consumer, but, again, conjecture.