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If they are so good at math why did the skip over the 2/6 lb burger?
by kmccauley 5y ago
If they are so good at math why did the skip over the 2/6 lb burger?
- MerelyMortal 5y agoIf they went with 2/6, then someone else could advertise a 3/9 and "beat" them.
- otterley 5y agoI can still beat them with a 6/18-lb. burger!
- MerelyMortal 5y agoThere's an upper limit before it starts to get ridiculous and backfires again. I would say that's anything more than single digits.
- throwaway984393 5y ago18 is way too big, i'll never be able to finish that
- rubyist5eva 5y agoProbably focus tested and 3/9 was more popular.
- jhanschoo 5y agoBecause 2 < 4 :))))))))))))))
- Apocryphon 5y agoMaybe ninths rather than sixths are a fraction used somewhere? Railroad gauges? Music meters? Firearm calibers?
- djbusby 5y ago9ths are actually the traditional standard burger unit.
- Matthias247 5y agoMaybe just so that they can add this joke? > If sold out, a 2/6 lb. Burger can be specially made at no extra charge.
- woliveirajr 5y agoThey didn't, the 2/6 is made when they run out of 3/9s. > Fans of big burgers and big digits are encouraged to grab an A&W 3/9 lb. (...) If sold out, a 2/6 lb. Burger can be specially made at no extra charge.
- stormcode 5y agobecause 9 is bigger than 6-- atleast I think. I am american so I could be wrong. could someone from the EU confirm please?