> it'd be a stretch to think that consumers would walk into a restaurant and think that the cheeseburger that they're going to get wrapped up in paper and stuck

> it'd be a stretch to think that consumers would walk into a restaurant and think that the cheeseburger that they're going to get wrapped up in paper and stuck in a bag is going to look exactly like the one they see in the picture Duh, why would I reasonably expect that the thing which is marketed to me corresponds to the thing delivered to me in the end? Nonsense! That would either require restaurants to up their game to match the beautiful stuff they pretend to sell, or to take actual pictures of the crap they serve. Can you imagine? Let's be serious!