All The Times Fast Food Let Down Your Very Important Cravings
Updated Oct. 8 2018, 5:07 p.m. ET
Some of us rely on fast food restaurants on a daily basis, some of try to make them special occasion meals, but you know that if you're pulling up to the drive-thru you have a craving. An intense craving that can only be satisfied by the greasy, salty, cheesy flavor of your favorite chain. There's nothing like eating a pound of fries cooked in that familiar oil bath (looking at you, McDonald's). It's so great. But what about when the thing you're desperately craving is...bad? These are the #Fails that cut the deepest.
The sandwich that was not more beautiful on the inside. Wow, as a BLT lover, this photo makes me ache.
False advertising pizza. This cannot be for real.
A tiny large fries. Excuse me!
"I paid extra money for these 'large' fries. I've worked fast food a few times in my younger years and never had I given customers less than what they paid for," shared this angry customer on Twitter.
When the doctor showed up inside your sandwich.
"Please explain why there is a finger glove on my boyfriend's cheeseburger. Look at his sad face :(" wrote this patient person. I'd be more disgusted than sad, if I were the boyfriend.
A chicken strip with heavy emphasis on the "strip."
This drink lid posing as a tomato:
A sandwich that's chocolate bread might work, but the lettuce might be too much:
When the whole meal is unsalvageable:
When things get too complicated:
Or so simple the main ingredient is missing:
Or maybe just one half of the main ingredient:
It can be tough when there's a photo for comparison:
Or when you feel like you've had this meal before...somewhere. But it was different?
But the worst might be when it seems like the food is trying to kill you.
Kill you quickly, that is. We all know fast food is killing us slowly.