This is probably a good thing. When it was super easy and cheap to get a crap meal for $10, lots of people did it and lots of people got bigger and that $10 a d

This is probably a good thing. When it was super easy and cheap to get a crap meal for $10, lots of people did it and lots of people got bigger and that $10 a day added up. For us, when we go out, we'll do a sit down restaurant and actually enjoy it more because it's rarer. It still costs pennies to make French fries. I'm not really sure why they charge $5 for them now. I'm sure inflation is real, but I'm sure some greedy Fs in corporate offices are taking advantage of the situation by artificially inflating prices because they now have an excuse to do so. People will only pay so much for crap food, until they don't. The last thing McDonalds wants is people to start to learn and enjoy cooking at home.