If I tell you to eat certain meals to lose weight and you keep eating donuts and burgers, who's at blame? 

Sure 1  McDonalds sells 4,000 Big Macks a day for $2.00 a piece, sounds like they are taxed on $8,000 a day, But the truck to drive it there costs, the burger costs, the lettuce costs, the franchise fee costs, the employees and their employment taxes cost, the lights cost, the driveway pavement costs, the water for the bathrooms cost, the depreciation for the new chairs cost, the land tax costs.

I can't save like I used to when I was single because my wife will get mad if we eat mac and cheese everyday.

That has stayed in the box and I do not see putting it out for cheese and crackers for company....

I can't save like I used to when I was single because my wife will get mad if we eat mac and cheese everyday.

As far as things go, I may not have actually bought any rentals yet, but I am not a burger flipper living in my moms basement either.

You basically eat all your burgers and chili dogs during the first quarter and then have to survive the rest of the game on chips and pretzels.

Read carefully the contract...most have more holes in them than Swiss cheese.

But to cook a McDonald's burger the same way a BILLION times, with an affordable price and yet make a good profit margin, you need not just the KNOW-HOW that McDonald's Hamburger University teaches, but also the SYSTEMS that they give you and the BRANDING you get out of that $1M franchise fee.Sure you can probably put up your own burger joint by watching Youtube.

It doesn't even have the most accurate information but like McDonalds that do not have the best burgers, millions of people flock to it because of the commercial.