$7.90 for a Wopper

Burger King Menu & Prices (Updated: February 2023)
Food Price
Whopper $4.19
Whopper – Meal $6.49
Double Whopper $5.29
Double Whopper – Meal $7.59

How much is the salary in America?
1000?
2000?
or More? Per Month? You pay 7.99 for the Whooper

In Romania

Minimum Salary is 300 and the Whooper it cost almost the same 6-7 Dollars

Who need to complain more?

That's pretty much where I am on the subject, too. It's pretty hard to get out of some of those places without spending almost that on a meal. Like Zaxby's - totally overpriced for fast food. Go to a sit-down and have a relaxing meal with someone waiting on you for your $20 or $30.

It's insane. They inflate, inflate and inflate. It's crazy.

Australia,
$8 aud for McD 1/4 pounder burger (no fries no drink) just wrapped in paper and shrinkflation sized bun and patty.

I found a 2 for 3 dollars Whopper coupon in old papers. It expired in 2010. 13 years later one sandwich is nearly $8?

Burger King?! Seriously? Who cares what their shit costs? I don’t care if they’re handing them out for free; Burger King SUCKS.

That's still crazy expensive. Wasn't long ago that $50 for two at Cheesecake Factory was considered an expensive dinner out. And it was A LOT of food, too. And not loaded with msg (aka soy protein isolate) and other fake food-like substances.

GodlikeSafespace

Whose the idiot saying they are $3? Dumb fucker. Maybe where you live in Mexico or whatever 3rd world country your in, , but here in the states, it's close to $8, $7.70 where I live.

I can eat better food at less cost, so I don't eat alot of that crap.. It's for fat lazy people bruh..

i like woppers

Hope you choke on it fat slob

its partially due to increased wages.

I don't eat BK stuff, but I take a pound ov ground Venison and make six or seven small burgers with some spice.

It's actually Good food and clean, no chemicals or additives.

No hydrogenated Buns or malaria lettucee.

A wopper? Like from the toilet?

I made $4.75 an hour flipping burgers at Sonic during High School in the late 70's.
A regular Cheeseburger cost .79 cents....

Over a very long time, the price of one gallon of gasoline in the US has tracked closely with the price of a standard full-size cheeseburger.

I feel better with a full tank of gas and hungry than the other way around.

Dumpster food for dumpster people they should be paying you 7.90 to eat that shit

4.79 for bacon egg and cheese biscuit at mcds. Biscuits are virtually free, the eggs are fake, 1 slice of bacon broken in half and half a slice of cheese....Less then 1$ in food costs. Its all labor to pay people 18$ an hour to work there.

Not in central PA
Add 2$ to each price

Madison, WI
Whopper $7.19
Dbl Whopper $8.49
Sandwich only, no cheese. Fucking ridiculous!

Is that for the new bug burger?

I about lived on those 99 centers during university

Funny I got a 3 pound black angus roast from one just the other day.

Joe says he inherited inflation

Labor is the highest cost. Not just the labor in the store, the delivery driver, the company that makes the buns, the guy who collects the garbage. All those deliveries and garbage have fuel surcharges as well now. But labor is the highest cost.

McDonald's, $8.59 for a double quarter pounder with cheese $4.50 for a large fry.

Last Edited by Daggo on 02/08/2023 11:05 AM

Whopper, $1.05 December 1978, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.