McDonald’s

The cashier was a little slow at getting my change back to me after paying for my order. He had to keep recounting to make sure that he was giving me the right amount of change… Other than that, service and food was good. Could be a little cleaner inside though.

This McDonald’s is alright. I’ve only been through the drive-​thru and they did fine with my order.
But I’m here for the trivia.
Number 3 in my series.
Today it’s the Arch Deluxe
The Arch Deluxe debuted in 1996 and was meant to target (and only target) McDonald’s adult customers, but it bombed massively. The burger was a quarter-​pounder with peppered bacon, lettuce, tomato, cheese, onions, ketchup and a secret sauce.
It’s been considered one of the most expensive product failures in McDonald’s history, primarily due to the $ 100 million marketing campaign that accompanied it. Advertisements depicted children disgusted with the burger, and Ronald McDonald playing adult sports.
A decade later, McDonald’s tried a similar sandwich in Japan, called the Tomato McGrand. It failed too.