re: McDonalds: This applies to Burger King also: both franchises have (usually) hidden away on their discount menus small 'classic' hamburgers: small burger an

re: McDonalds: This applies to Burger King also: both franchises have (usually) hidden away on their discount menus small 'classic' hamburgers: small burger and bun, pickles, mustard, and ketchup. They are very inexpensive (usually, but may depend on individual places). There little classic burgers remind me of when I was a kid, and I enjoy them. Two of them makes a light meal. I am in my 70s and very well off financially, but it makes me feel bad to see a young family in front of me doing custom orders for adults and kids, and run up a bill much more than going into a non-franchise locally owned restaurant and getting a real meal. Another tip for older people: Burger King offers a $1 large cup of coffee to seniors but you have to ask for it.