Cheeseburger Diaries: Why Homemade Is Better

I stopped by Burger King yesterday in my daily process of making sure the vegetarians never get a fighting chance to take over. I stop by there about once a week and am a great lover of the Quad-Stacker burger.

Seriously, four beef patties, four slices of cheese and four strips of bacon. How can you not love that? It really is the king of burgers. Now, some of you might say, "No! The whopper is! It's the original Burger King sandwich!" Not so, fruitcake. But I do happen to have a whopper-related gripe right now.

When you actually go inside the restaurant and order food, you tend to get a greeting like this: "Hi, how can I help you?" Or: "Hello, what can I get you today?"

Okay, see, that was how it's supposed to be. It's quick, to the point, and there was no unnecessary conversation about my ass, not that I would really mind it. Okay, next example.

The drive-thru is a bit different. This is not only because there is a greater chance of your order getting screwed up, but because the greeting you receive is also different. When you pull up, the first thing you usually hear is, "Hi, would you like to try a ---- combo today?"

Wait a minute, what the hell was that? Was the employee just making suggestions to me about what I should eat from their establishment? I've been to fast food joints a few times in my life and I have a pretty good idea of what I like and what I don't like. I know what I order often, what I order occasionally and what I never order.

Fast food dude, let me decide for myself, okay?

Now, the drive-thru is supposed to be the fastest way to get your order. It, usually, beats getting out of your vehicle and going inside but this is not always true. What you want to see is a clear drive-thru without a million cars ahead of you. What you usually see is this:

                                               I hope you remembered to bring a book.


While most people know this can be a common occurrence, there tend to be those people who are just too impatient to wait for their order like everyone else and take matters into their own hands. 

  
 Let me tell you, drive-thru stupidity doesn't stop there. I almost rode a bike through a McDonalds drive-thru many years ago. The only reason I was going to attempt to do so was because I was insanely drunk but it seemed like a good idea at the time and I figured they wouldn't turn me away for not actually being in a car. As it turns out some people have done similar things.

 I really should have thought of this one. I can't tell you how many times I go out to the barn in my backyard and wonder what I could use the horses for, besides sex. Wait, what?

                          "Hello? Can I get a chicken sandwich and a coke? Hello? HELLO?" 



I tell ya, it's too much weirdness to deal with, sometimes. Except for one special item:

Do you love toast?

Do you love toast? Of course you do. We all love toast. Toast is a wonderful thing and has contributed much to society for many years.

 

People have learned to love toast from infancy. Do you remember being born? The doctor slapped you on the ass with a piece of toast to get you breathing. From then on, you loved toast more than anything. 

 
Obviously, to appreciate toast, we must pay homage to its creator and reason for being: the toaster! 

  

This an example of a classic toaster. It says, "Shove it in me, fucker! I can take double-penetration all day!"

These days, we don't have to settle for such a plain and standard device. We have options that weren't available in decades past. Let's go over just a few of them.

There's rainbow toasters, for those of you who iron your underwear on a daily basis.

 

 
There's the "Hello Kitty" toaster for kids of all ages. This model comes with a free fork to play with inside the toaster while you're waiting for your bread to brown. What fun!

 Then there's this model, for those of you who really love toast. Now, I can hear some of you saying, "but, Chad, what if I'm the type of person who wants my toast to love me back? Why can't I find a toaster that really expresses the mutual love that my toaster and I share?" Well, search no longer, you sick fuck. 

 

Sometimes, two slices of toast just isn't enough. Those of us who wish to double toast production in the same amount of time tend to rely on the standard four-slicer.  

Now, you'd think making four slices would be enough for some people. Well, you'd be wrong. There are those that walk among us who crave toast like no other. They hunger for it with a passion that defies reason. You can often find these people huddled around a conveyor toaster, protecting it like a lion would protect a kill in the wild. Be wary around these types. They will lash out in violence if you venture too close to them while they are making their precious toast. 

  

On the flip side, toast can also be fun and exciting. Those who are inspired by arts and crafts, tend to take their interest directly to the breakfast table.

  
Even the Virgin Mary can be found on toast! More importantly, she can also be found on eBay. Is this worth a couple thousand dollars? You decide:

  
The average person often forgets how popular toast has become. Even television has realized the popularity of it. There's Powdered Toast Man:
 

  
"The Brave Little Toaster":

  
There's even cereal!

  
So, the next time you sneer at the thought of having "plain, dry, boring toast", remember this useful information. You'll be glad you did. 

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