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That wasn't what I was driving at but since you made me think about it, I would say, "No." and yet there are thousands of McDonalds worldwide pumping that shit out for hundreds of thousand repeat customers on a daily basis. You would think that eventually they would realize what they're being shown on the menu isn't exactly what they're being served. There must be other "tech" we aren't yet privy to in play. NB. The only thing I get at McDonalds and only once in a blue moon is their egg McMuffin and coffee. I can't believe that people still eat fast food burgers, which aren't even real food. I make 100% grass-fed beef burgers, charcoal grilled at home, with real vegetables, real 100% cheese, and organic buns with flavor that runs circles around Mc Donalds, Burger King, or even Five Guys crap. One day I totaled out the expenses, and it came out to around $3/ per person for one of my gourmet burgers, with patties twice the size as that of the fast food crap. People are lazy as fk these days.
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August 17, 2022, 08:39:53 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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That wasn't what I was driving at but since you made me think about it, I would say, "No." and yet there are thousands of McDonalds worldwide pumping that shit out for hundreds of thousand repeat customers on a daily basis. You would think that eventually they would realize what they're being shown on the menu isn't exactly what they're being served. There must be other "tech" we aren't yet privy to in play. NB. The only thing I get at McDonalds and only once in a blue moon is their egg McMuffin and coffee. I can't believe that people still eat fast food burgers, which aren't even real food. I make 100% grass-fed beef burgers, charcoal grilled at home, with real vegetables, real 100% cheese, and organic buns with flavor that runs circles around Mc Donalds, Burger King, or even Five Guys crap. One day I totaled out the expenses, and it came out to around $3/ per person for one of my gourmet burgers, with patties twice the size as that of the fast food crap. People are lazy as fk these days. +1 WOsMerit https://twitter.com/_BitcoinMatrix/status/1559685428806033408
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Well it seems like McDonald's hamburgignons aren't so bad after all. https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/faq/burgers.html highlights of the FAQ It's all beefAfter all this research, I have a hankering for a double hamburger. Of course, those aren't necessarily cooked to order so the double quarter pounder is probably a better option. All in the name of research of course.
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August 17, 2022, 08:53:52 PM |
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https://twitter.com/glassnode/status/1559947572390805504?t=IbiSlsxd8jbDf6C8TNnbEQ&s=19The most important Thing matters to me in all this week is here. You can see the Grip of Holders on the amount (BTC) they are holding. really Tired by hearing captulation / Captulation i think after the last month it doesn't matter now the point is, what left behind this all Dramatic situation? i know that was not a real sell Pressure on market. In my case it seems 2022 was going to be Bullish year atleast its 1st Half. Market Monopoly made BTC exertion to test bottom by high fear, and what we are doing trying to analyze is Bottom done or not? OHhh damm my answer to all this is Bottom is not done untill be break the 30k again as 30k an important figure to boost up the market untill that you cant say bottom is done or not it won't be efficient.
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August 17, 2022, 09:17:00 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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August 17, 2022, 09:31:42 PM |
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A Big Mac is still my favourite burger, ever. But objectively an all the way Five Guys IS better I would have to say. Both look like shit in real life, I agree. ----- This type of stuff isn't enough to keep VR goggles constantly glued to my head every evening. BUT, I'm SURE (!) Zuckerberg is on the right track with THIS:
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August 17, 2022, 09:34:54 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Sounds like regulations drawn up in 2017 when Litecoin and B Cash were still a thing. Lol.
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August 17, 2022, 09:38:09 PM |
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Did we not already have a intense WO burger discussion in the past already? Anyway, Carls Jr. and In-N-Out are probably the best in my opinion. The whopper is nothing to laugh at either. McDonalds burgers have no substance and taste like plastic. The only good part is the BigMac sauce.
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August 17, 2022, 11:01:18 PM |
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August 17, 2022, 11:04:15 PM Last edit: August 18, 2022, 12:11:56 AM by Gachapin |
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This type of stuff isn't enough to keep VR goggles constantly glued to my head every evening. Looks like a guy with make-up and (at least) a milf body.... People paying money for this?
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August 18, 2022, 12:32:25 AM Last edit: August 18, 2022, 01:08:15 AM by JayJuanGee Merited by vapourminer (1), nc50lc (1) |
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It's funny enough that bitcoin population has equally been enlisted among the countries with largest population, it has the 14th place in position as the network continue to grow more. Statistics shows the population of bitcoin from around the world as adoption keeps increasing. #BitcoinNations https://twitter.com/DocumentingBTC/status/1559525448157220864?t=SIL8sqXMD0a9aTaTN5BUMw&s=19To the greatest surprise with bitcoin adoption across the world, am much convinced that if it can thrive it way to take the 14th place from the world population then am more confident with higher optimistic that it can make it to the 3rd place and finally arrived the destination of being the most populous currency widely used with its users more than the world's country with the highest population (China). This does not happen just within a little time frame but being in the 14th place is a justification from bitcoin 13years of great impacts, the highest place is its limit. Clearly defining who is counted in terms of being a "bitcoin adopter" can be an interesting point, too. How much BTC do a "bitcoin adopter" need to own in order to count? Is one satoshi enough? How about 10,000 satoshis (~$2.34, as I type this post) What about if you are in and out of shitcoins - which is almost like being into bitcoin (if we consider that you kind of know about bitcoin - not wanting to presume too much, here), but not quite a bitcoiner.. because you are really a low coiner or a no coiner. Low coiners is another category, who likely own way less bitcoin than they should.. and a question regarding any low coiner (or even low coiner for that matter) would be about their financial status overall.... which leads us into two subclasses of low coiners to attempt to consider: Young person low coiner: It should be considered somewhat normal (or socially acceptable) that a young person who is just establishing themselves in terms of financial independence from their parents might not really have any money invested into anything - and might have to take a bit of time to just get into the habit of setting aside investment money, so if such young person starts to establish a cashflow then part of their cashflow (anywhere between 1% and 25%) could be invested (and perhaps all of their investment initially into bitcoin until they get to a certain level (maybe once they get to $20k) that might justify diversification across assets (no diversification doesn't mean getting into shitcoins.. hahahahaha.. tempting as that might be)).. so for the young investor, who fails to set aside at least 1% of their cashflow for investing (and maybe specifically bitcoin?) might be labelled as a low coiner More mature investor low coiner a more mature investor would be someone who has already established a somewhat meaningful investment portfolio.. .perhaps greater than $20k in value.. (sure a somewhat meaningful size is going to vary from region to region).. and with a more mature investor, to determine if they are a low coiner, then we might question whether they have reached their 1% to 25% allocation of their already existing investment portfolio into bitcoin?.. So a mature investor low coiner would be someone who has allocated less than 1% of their investment portfolio into bitcoin.. Example Let's go further to show someone with more assets and who accordingly owns a $300k house, and an investment portfolio worth $300k as well. So then such a person could assess how much equity that they have in their house - let's say $150k, and then perhaps assign half of their current equity as their total quasi-liquid investment portfolio to arrive at a figure of $375k. So I would label that person as a low coiner if they have less than 1% of their total quasi-liquid investment portfolio into bitcoin (in this example less than $3,750 into bitcoin) which is a low bar, so an acceptable initial investment into bitcoin target range would be 1% to 25%, which in in this example would be to $3,750 to $93,750. Anything lower than $3,750 would be less than 1% invested into bitcoin for this example and a low coiner, and even lower on the allocation target range (above 1% but close to the low side) would be whimpy but acceptable, and anything higher on the allocation target range (approaching 25%) might be aggressively investing into bitcoin but acceptable.
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August 18, 2022, 12:42:42 AM |
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Shitconneeeee...eeect All these scams look more or less the same. It's not even that people are plainly stupid, but they are so incredibly gullible... She can only hope no one is going to sue her for this. She might face some jail time. (Didn't she even sell a security by definition..?)
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August 18, 2022, 12:51:58 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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...probably for the next 50 years, provided your are able to zoom out ...in the meantime, Bitcoin won't care about any drawn lines
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