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Feb 5, 2024 · My McDonald’s had 2/$2 sausage biscuit and hashbrown forever then I could get a $1 large coke. Plus I could use the 25% off mobile app coupon on this meal. Within the last 6 months the sausage biscuit and hashbrown is now 2/$3 and the large coke is $2.39.
What's your go-to order at McDonald's? : r/fastfood - Reddit
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The McDonald app has become almost useless to save money.
Just a real pro tip: eating, with any consistency, at McDonald's - app or not - is not frugal. It may potentially save some money in the short term, but has a high risk of increasing spending and actually costing a lot in the long term. Penny wise, pound foolish, I believe they say.
I ordered 8 patties and 8 slices of cheese from the a la carte
Nov 17, 2018 · Last week I went to McDonald’s and ordered 2 Mcdoubles plain with cheese only, and a sausage and egg mcmuffin. The McDoubles were $1.50 each and the muffin was $3, so $6 and change out the door. I just chucked the bread myself. McDoubles are easy since there is only one piece of cheese between the patties so it doesn’t stick to the buns.
How should I give the code for mobile orders at the drive thru?
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Is it better to work at a corporate owned store or a franchise?
Apr 6, 2016 · The crew trainer is a coach and an example of an ideal McDonald's employee. Crew trainers are as a norm, skilled in all areas of crew positions, but you don't necessarily have to be. If you excel at Service, or Production, but not the other, it doesn't necessarily disqualify you from being a crew trainer.
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People keep saying McDonald's has become really expensive.
Oct 30, 2023 · McDonald's specifically said that they raised prices in order to maintain high quarterly earnings in response to less people eating there. They lost some customers due to high prices so they raised prices even higher on the customers they kept.
Is There Suppose to be Proper Training? : r/McDonaldsEmployees
Nov 20, 2021 · Okay as a manager that works at a McDonald's no! you were supposed to watch multiple videos before working at any position whether it be Fry's, specialty drinks, window, etc.. every position in the entire store has specific videos that you were supposed to watch so you understand how the process is supposed to be done that's the why McDonald's is the way it is so every business no matter ...