Why Is Five Guys So Expensive?
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- Burger Joints have popped up over the years, and everyone has heir favorite. Today on Weird History Food, we are going into the history of '5 Guys'. Exactly Who ARE those five guys, and most importantly, why are they charging so much for their food? What goes into a% Guys burger that i the reason for their cost? Sure, just about everything keeps going up, but, in the midst of all, it seems 5 Guys stands out. Today we find out why.
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They started explaining why its so expensive 9 minutes into an 11 minute video
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Thanks for this. I will skip ahead. I literally live across from a Five Paychecks and I do like their food but it's expensive, yes.
I used to love Five Guys but the prices have gotten so crazy where I live that it's cheaper to go to an actual sit-down, family-owned restaurant. 🤷
That's because five guys have to make one burger!
Ba dum tss?
@@AndSaveAsManyAsYouCan lol ba dum tss indeed
@@endrankluvsda4loko172 I was actually replying to someone in the thread that posted Dom Dom something. I was just wondering if that was what they meant. Could have been someone from a different country or something. There comment has disappeared.
So the money gets divided 5 ways
Lol good one
Dan Schneider jumpscare
and that is how they lost me 22 seconds into the video.
Why would they add him? Yeah this really took me out of it.
@@sergiopach366bruh it’s because it’s a clip from goodburger
real
@cursorguy they could have used a clip from ANY other movie featuring a burger joint. This was a really weird choice.
As awesome as their food is, I rarely ever go to Five Guys for this very reason
Also, the toilet will riot the next day.
Same
@@WVUer21 That's also another red flag to worry about too.
Really good for you and with times now and the costs going p and through the roof along with really bad things may want to worry about things going from bad to worst.
@@WVUer21 that's your disgusting personal issue you should keep to yourself
Because all those "free" topings are already included in the price of the burger
Perfect pfp
Seriously, who considers Burger King to be a Five Guys competitor?
i thought so too. burger king is way better and way cheaper! bk is on a league of its own
Why cant they be a competitor? I mean they're supposed to be "the king of burgers", right?
“Five guys rather raise price than sacrifice quality” I wish my products and services had this mindset. Imagine paying the same for a less quality. Happens all the time with products
Yeah but I call bullshit, I can go to a local spot with farm fresh beef and get a burger and fries for 10 dollars or less.
I made the mistake of ordering large fries during my first visit.
Made the same mistake. Shared them with 3 other people
In my town a Five Guys shares a parking lot with In-N-Out. There's usually 15+ cars in the drive through of In-N-Out and a full dining room. I've never seen more than a car or two parked in front of Five Guys. I have no idea how they are still there
Living in the midwest, I knew that Five Guys wasn't going to last long in our area. We have plenty of mom and pop hamburger joints that are able to keep their prices reasonable and their food is top notch. I wasn't surprised when the one that opened nearby closed after less than two years.
$15 for one fast food burger, or...
...make 4x burgers myself at home for $10
Well yeah, but time is money. You could cook all that for 30 min to an hour and deal eith clean up, or spend your time on a recreational activity instead. Or work more. Whatever your goal is.
@@xSintexI think these days people are seeing that prices are so high that they’d sacrifice time and convenience (arguably you don’t lose much of neither) so they can have some of the things they want and stay within their means. I certainly have. To each their own
With gas eclipsing $5 a gallon, and having to deal with crowds and traffic, that 30 min time savings ends up being about 5 min time saving.
It's not a fast food burger, it's fresh with real ingredients
No you can't, stop lying.
The first time I took my dad to Five Guys, he looked at the menu and said he wanted large fries. I was like, no dad, you want a little fry. I told him to trust me on that. Even then he couldn't finish them all.
Your dad’s weak
This could be completely BS but I've heard that the "little" is a marketing gimmick because no one wants to go in and order a "little" burger, they want the regular burger even though the only difference is one or two patties.
@@codemonkeyattackso a surcharge for people that aren't comfortable with their masculinity? I see no problem with this 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I can't either
“Five Guys doesn’t do deliveries”
Tell that to DoorDash..
I heard that if you found a legendary 50% off coupon, there will be five guys coming out of the kitchen and beat you up personally.
Honestly, this looks more like a payed promotion video for 5 Guys..
It's PAID!
Watch every other video about every other franchise. If it has no scandals, haven't poisoned nobody, and treat well their workers, are pretty similar videos. The channel isn't here to tell you, "this franchise is awful, don't go there!"
Why, because it doesnt line up with your definition of why its pricy? There are plenty of non evil businesses in the world,stop looking for something to hate
@@MariaMartinez-researcher except they very much talk about the scandals Jack In the Box has had in that episode.
@@xSintex Found the corporate prostitute.
In and Out is all fresh ingredients as well and they remain one of the less pricey options.
Not near as good. In and out Is mostly all hype
@@_will795 Whataburger is better than 5 guys.
@@_will795nah you cant say its all hype about the quality of food they give you for 7 dollars,including fries and drink. Its beyond good for that price. Its like saying costco hotdog is all hype
im from so cal, ive had in and out and i can definitely say that five guys is WAY better, in and out is mostly hype.
@@_will795 In n Out's meat is very lacking IMO. I've tried them off and on for the last 14 years, and every single time I was very unimpressed and left wondering what exactly is so great about them? One of the most overhyped restaurants ever.
Yeah, my daughter and i ate there at a location in kentucky and the bill was almost $40. I didnt complain and am not complaining now, i just dont eat there anymore, there are comparable offerings for less. The beauty of capitalism
Cost our family of 4 $80. We got 4 burgers, 2 drinks, and 2 fries to share. In the beginning, it wasn't as much, but now it hit our wallet. This was about 2 years ago. Food is good but we will just eat at home.
i have no issue paying a higher price for exceptional burgers....but these arent any better tasting than other places.
chipotle and other places give assistance for education and some pay the staff a decent wage and still have less expensive prices,
its not all about never frozen... wendys never uses frozen meat and are a little cheaper
frozen food is not unhealthy. it just keeps it fresher longer.
Their burgers aren't twice as good as McDonald's, but they cost about twice the price!
@@slowanddeliberate6893 I have to question your tastebuds, then.
Why are their burgers not seasoned 😭
Worth it for me. I love them but I limit myself to a trip once every 2 months or so.
Me2. My go to spot when I want a GOOD BURGER 🍔 🍟 💯🔥
I wouldn't call Five Guys fast food, it is instead fast casual similar to Panera Bread. They are targeting customers willing to pay more for quality. That is why they are successful, they know their target audience well.
Perceived quality. That's the most greasy burger I've ever had. Greasy is not quality.
@@dannydaw59 I concur. There usually is much better quality at local joints, at least where I'm from
I'd rather pay more, over getting less and worse.
Right at least 5 guys was always expensive. Not this BS with all the "cheap" places raising prices to damn near 5 guys levels without anywhere near the freshness
@@Sleezaxexactly fr. People complaining about price don't realize five guys always been pricier. And I'd rather pay for quality like them over any other fast food joint
Lots to admire about a company that sticks to its core values.
The funny thing is they still have reprints of newspaper clipping claiming they have the best $5 burger.
I have a new appreciation for 5 guys after hearing the owner basically told the pentagon to put it where the sun don't shine. =)
about 10 years ago i used to work near a five guys and i had heard good things about it.
i tried it one day on my lunch break and it was really good. i went regularly despite it being a pricey place because it was a quality product.
you get what you pay for 👍🏼
The difference is Five Guys' "competitors" literally have carcinogens in their food. I rather pay $10, similar to Chipotle, for food that isn't stuffed with fish guts.
I’m totally fine with paying that much for a burger, if it means good quality meat and ingredients. Five Guys certainly has better quality than McDonald’s, Wendy’s and Burger King
I live in Brazil, we don't have Five Guys here, but when I was in London I eat it and loooooveeee it
Silencio
Honest burger is the best burger chain in London… better value than Five Guys too
One reason for the expensive price of their burgers is simple: You are paying for the option to have as many toppings as you want on the burger/hot dog. It's included in the price.
(Toppings include according to their menu: Mayo, Lettuce, Pickles, Tomatoes, Grilled Onions, Grilled Mushrooms, Ketchup, Mustard, Relish, Onions, Jalapeno Peppers, Green Peppers, Bar-B-Que Sauce, Hot Sauce, A1 Sauce)
You get that at culvers for 25-35% cheaper...
agree! why I dont go there i like a simple burger maybe cheese, i like to actually taste the mest 😂
@@Webb8991theres an upcharge on some of the items like mushrooms
@@Webb8991I get your mom for even less $$$
@@BrianK-zz4fkthat's what your mom said
A burger for less than $4? Where the he11 is that at?
That must’ve been when they first opened over a decade ago
Watch the video again. This time pay attention
A hamburger is still less than $2 at BK and Wendy's near me
the statement was disingenuous as hell tbh. they're literally comparing the dollar menu to an actual, full-sized burger. It's only expensive when compared to fast food and not other actual burger spots.
my grill 😂
You can't compare Five Guys to other fast-food places, Five Guys' food is a higher quality.
CULVER'S. Same quality, 1/3 the price.
@@nunya___ ^ this
@@nunya___ not in the fries category at all.
Easy value calculation:
$38 four years ago - for two burgers, fries, and drinks
= me not returning.
I went to Five Guys for the first time in years this past weekend. A bacon Cheeseburger, drink, and fries was $29!
Wow... I'm full on a small bacon cheeseburger with a lettuce wrap! I don't drink soda, and only sometimes get a small order of fries. Much cheaper than your claim.
so they went toe to toe with the pentagon and pay their workers like actual human beings with needs rather than worker drones? that's absolutely badass
8:48-10:43
Has the answer to the question of the video's title...
Thank you very much.
@@DORITOSTHEGREATANDPOWERFUL I don't want people to have their time wasted for a simple answer, which took 8 minutes of build up, for no fuckin reason.
This isn't a porno.
@@Deezy07thx man now I have time to watch porno
I’ve had 5 guys once, 8 years ago. It was good. But definitely not something I’d be eating anymore than once a year.
Then again I’m not a fast food person, considering the fact I haven’t had Mc Donald’s or BK in almost 20 years !
5 guys!?…I ain’t even have one 😮
McDonald meal comes about 12.69 pre tax vs 18.07 at 5guys pre tax.
For me the extra $$$ is sorted considering mcd quality is been on the decline .
Although it do treat my self with some fuddrockers since I am lucky I do have one close by and their burgers are banging!
I'll spend the extra $6 on something I'll eat. Then again, I make most of my burgers at home.
I find Five Guys to be very hit or miss. Some days you come in and get a great burger and you don't mind the price. Other times, the burger is super bland. I avoid it because even if you were lucky that day, all you got was a burger worth what you paid for it.
Just to be clear, I never got a bad burger. But if I am paying B+ prices, I want a B+ burger, not a D+.
The "extra" french fries is a psychological marketing ploy. They just put a regular serving in a small cup and dump the rest in the bag so people feel like they're getting their moneys worth.
I'm on vacation in London and saw a Five Guys here today! I had no idea they'd gone global.
Weird history guy needs to know this is the only acceptable narrator and only for food history
It does always seem like the places with the least ingredients charge more.
These days that isn't too surprising now and also good video here.
and the food is usually better since they concentrate on few things rather thank half ass a bunch of different stuff
@@princesabonita79 Really is something and sad that times went downhill but then again even that place since the pandemic really hasn't been the same and with heatwaves and inflation it really just went.
Five Guys has a ton of ingredients.
@@venom5809 Can also see that in my mind.
So let me tell you about Five Guys......fresh never frozen beef, quality ingredients, daily made fresh fries, and I'm a tow truck driver..... the consistency is crazy no matter the state tastes the same, well organized that's how they do it
I totally respect this approach! Do it right the first time! Give the people quality! Yes, you will have to pay for it!
I used to treat myself to 5 guys about once every 3 or 4 months. At this point I haven't been there in over 3 years.
Big fast food fan, walked past 5 guys so many times but I can never convince myself it's worth the price, it isn't.
If one of the reasons isn’t because they pay their workers a living wage, then I don’t wanna hear it.
In N Out has always paid (relatively) very well yet still have some of the cheapest food.
Even if Five Guys paid well it still wouldn't be a reason.
that's literally one of the reasons
@@scootercornington4674I’ll watch the video then 😀
@SteveRudzinski. In n Out is not remotely in consideration to anyone living east of the Mississippi.
I always preferred eating their peanuts instead of their fries.
I'm sorry, but five guys is one of the few fast food burger joints I will gladly give my money to. The food is exceptionally better than most. However, I just won't go all the time, as it is expensive.
Exceptionally better than what a steakhouse ??? you can get the same thing for a little less
premium quality, higher price.
This makes no sense. In-N-Out also uses only fresh, non-frozen ingredients yet their prices are not astronomical like Five Guys. It’s simply corporate greed.
West coast real estate might be cheaper?
@@brianng8350 hahaha
First time I heard of 'em, I figured this had something to do with meat... but I had no clue it was in a restaurant-y way.
The burgers aren't bad but I honestly don't care about their dedication to fresh food at a price point above everyone else. I can go to a local bbq place and get a half pound burger with pulled pork and turkey on it for less than I can get a fast food burger? Sometimes places need to start failing to learn that what works at a single location doesn't work as a national brand. Also, their burgers get 'soggy' extremely fast causing it to taste worse than a basic fast food burger if you don't eat it fast enough. Living in a place without access to In N Out I was wanting them to succeed, but instead am left wishing for a further expansion of In N Out...
Best damn burger in the fast food realm. And so far the only fast food place in America that knows what malt vinegar is.
Greasiest burgers I've ever had. A higher fat content means lower meat content which means they're cheaping out on you.
@@dannydaw59 Thats not a downside to me. Burgers are a treat and the fat is where the flavor is! Shit I'd pay extra for a McDonalds burger that had some actual grease to it. But to each their own.
@@andrewgraham2546 I wouldn't. McDonald's burgers suck. I think if they were more greasy, I'd vomit in eating.
I was just having an email discussion with my mom yesterday as she lives in Los Angeles and I'm in Vegas, and we were talking about how fast food in general is way over priced. And while I brought up Five guys as being rather expensive, it was also on the very short list of me NEVER having an issue with their food. Carl's Jr, Chick Fil A, Arbys, all these place charge nearly as much as Five Guys(more in some cases) and the food sucks 9 out of 10 times(cold fries, stale buns, dry patties, etc).
This wasn't so much an issue when 3 or 4 people could eat for 20-30 dollars, but now 2 people are easily over 30, maybe even 40 for "fast food", WTF!? Hellscape are we living in? Is Five Guys expensive, YES, no question, but the food it always fresh, you get tons of fries and everything taste great(IMO). Same for In N Out, they aren't as expensive(2 people can still eat for near $20), but the food is always fresh and love it or hate it, good value for the price. These other places are pricing themselves out of existence and if they cared just a little about food quality, people might not mind the higher prices.
Really!! In AZ and I looked up prices. A Double Carl, which is pretty big Double Cheeseburger ay Carl's Jr. is $7.99. A Cheeseburger at Five Guys $11.39. Your right. Same exact price not.
I was just in San Diego and I had a little sticker shock that’s for sure. But Vegas is also expensive. I haven’t eaten at Carl’s Jr or Arby’s in years, even Jack in the Box is turning me off. They are all beginning to taste the same. I hate Chick-fil-A’s fries, and although I go for the sweet tea, it’s also bland. I haven’t been to 5 Guys in a while, mostly because it doesn’t have a drive thru and very limited parking (although it does share the lot with Yogurtland), which is a bonus). When I went to KS, it seemed cheaper but where I went didn’t have a lot of choices for fast food. Maybe we should eat at home.
1:01 "between 2010 and 2011...."
You could've just said they had one good growth year
Technically, there are freezers in Five Guys now that there are milkshakes. The only freezer is in the milkshake machine now. I was the manager at one of the first ever Five Guys to offer milkshakes and there was a lot of internal debate over it.
A milkshake machine is not a freezer, it's a milkshake machine
Wow. Wonderful insight. But you weren't part of the conversations then so don't be a part of it now. You didn't hear what the public was saying then. So don't bother trying to be the big IQ guy here and now.
@@remylebeau8612 thrilled that you could be part of the Great Fast Food Freezer Conversation 😂😂 congrats, it's a huge honor and you should be proud!
I want to know what exactly happened to the Chi Chi's restaurant.
Food poisoning incident. A big one.
@@richardgray8593 I knew it was something like that but I wasn't sure what more details were .
@@sarahheld3761 Huge outbreak of hepatitis from lettuce or some other veggie, lawsuits forced them into bankruptcy
I've been skipping them because of the price. Sure, other stores are raising prices because of inflation, but they've been rising it more in my area.
Grew up in northern VA and getting 5 guys when I came home from college was always a treat in the early 2000s
Last time I went to 5 Guys it cost $20 for a single patty cheeseburger and small fry, no drink. That was a couple years ago, I’ve never gone back. Can get a better, double patty cheeseburger at Culver’s for just under $7.
Worked at a 5g before they ran that place like aholes
Over 10 years ago when they opened their franchise in SoCal I also said the same thing when I first walked in. $5 for a single burger when I could spend about $2 more for a combo at In N Out.
"They don't have any freezers in any of their locations." Wait, then how do they store the ice cream for milkshakes?
The issue with Five Guys is while it is good quality for a burger, there is still 0 reason for me to ever go there when I can get an actual meal from any local sit down restaurant for the same price. Most restaurants still offer carryout as an option as a remnant from the lockdowns.
Their fresh fries also suck. Just nasty.
I’ve had a lot of raw burgers and old fries from sit down restaurants but never from Five Guys.
Couldn't it be why is "fill in the blank" so expensive?
Does Fill in the Blank make burgers?
@@ingridfong-daley5899 they’re not very good. It’s where “where’s the beef came from.”
It is hard to compare 5 guys to other fast food, since sure it is more expensive that Wendys or McD, but it also is leagues better when it comes to taste
As if those "free peanuts" aren't factored into the menu prices. Come on, don't be so dense
Because it's good QUALITY food, not something that's thrown together in a couple minutes.
Good quality food??
"Why is it so expensive?" *Gives generic cop-out answer* seriously their burgers are nothing special and ridiculously overpriced I'll make my own at home
Literally saw a post about how 3 burgers, 1 fries and 1 milkshake was 80$ lmao
If there are no Freezers? Where do they keep their Ice? Ha Ha 🤣!
It's really not that expensive compared to any other burger place that cooks meat fresh instead of ahead of time.
“Fresh food is pricey”
Laughs while eating in n out
The "fresh local ingredients but its a global franchise" concept just doesn't make sense to me, especially in a big city, where there will be many small local non-chain burger joints. Why would you not visit those instead?
5 Guys finally came in my country. Enthusiastically, I went to try. One look at the menu, I'm out. A single burger will get me FIVE lunches with the same price.
you can't compare 5 Guys with any other fast food burger chain, especially McDonalds, Hardee's or Burger King
So if you don’t get toppings on your burger, it’s not worth it all. It’s almost $20 for burger, fries, and a drink plus tax. That’s ridiculous.
$10 alone for a fast food hamburger. Bread and meat. That is criminal
Agreed. Only tried Five Guys once - was nice enough but wasn't particularly blown away by it, at least not compared to their price point.
Well that's comparable to any restaurant take my local cheesecake factory. An old fashioned Burger is about $17. You don't get as much fries and you still got to pay for your drink
@@deadhomer8468 it's a fast food restuarant but it's trying to price itself as something more than that.
burger joints aren't fast food tho. $10 has been the average price for a non fast food burger dn 2 decades now. That's like saying a $10 burrito from a taqueria is expensive when you're comparing it to taco bell.
@@deadhomer8468 bro this is five guys not Cheesecake Factory. You’re in and out in 15 minutes, no one serves you your food. It’s no different than any other fast food joint except double the price
Five Guys ISN'T fast food.
lol the question in the title wasn’t answered until the 9 minute mark in an 11 minute video 😂
Dude I don't know what state this video is getting its prices from but where I live in Massachusetts Five Guys is literally cheaper than a Baconator combo at Wendy's, so suddenly it seems like a much better value for significantly better burgers and fries
Louisiana here- our prices are higher than what they showed. It was so bad, the one nearest to me shut down.
Here in upstate New York *just* the bacon cheese burger is $12. Add in a small fry at $5, and a regular drink at $3 and it quickly becomes insanity. A combo meal for their bigger meals at McDonalds or Wendys is about $13. Which are generally the multi-patty burger, a small or medium fry, and a medium drink.
Yeah Five Guys is a good step up, but it's not "almost double" or more worth it imo.
Sounds legit.
Two hamburgers, one fry, and two drinks cost $26 in West Virginia. And that was 10 years ago. Our location went out of business. I wouldn’t be surprised if that would be $50 today.
A bacon cheeseburger with small fries and regular drink is about 18.47 before tax here in NJ
I would love to try one of their burgers. You pay a price for quality. That's just the way it is. Like it or lump it.
But, it's not quality 🤷♂️
Yup.
@@spendover it's absolutely better than any other fast food burger.
@@mirzaahmed6589 what complete nonsense and I'm guessing your American?
Like it or lump it are not the only 2 options. Consumers demanding lower prices is also part of the free market equation.
You get what you pay for
show has never been this good since
Five Guys is only like $15 which is the normal cost of going out. Most fast food places give you smaller portions with frozen ingredients, so they are usually a bit cheaper.
Hmm, 5 guys bacon cheeseburger at 12 bucks in Oklahoma or bacon double cheeseburger for 9.50 from the garage, let's see, me personally, Imma go with the far better cooked, better tasting and cheaper priced garage burger every time. With the 5 guys, a bacon cheeseburger, large fry and regular soft drink is 25 bucks. At The Garage, a similar meal with beef patties and onion rings is 17 bucks. A similar meal from longhorns steakhouse is 19 bucks. Tell me how 5 guys is a normal cost of going out.
@@budc6246 The only downside is you have to live in Oklahoma, which is a deal breaker personally
Happy to pay a higher price at five guys for a far better product than the king or the clown would get you
Bahahaha. Five Guys in my area blows. The bun is soft and falls apart the meat has no seasoning, thier cheese is cheap af. Maybe it's different in your area they are bottom of the list for me.
Five guys has gone way down. Sure it’s better than BK, but BK is bottom of the tier. That’s like saying you prefer a used tissue over a used diaper. Fast food shouldn’t cost more than $5 for a person and five guys costs almost $20 for a burger, fries, and drink. That’s absurd
Five Guys said “We don’t negotiate with terrorists” 😂🫡 Semper Five Guys haha
Once a Devil Dog!!!
Always a Devil Dog!
Semper Fi!
@@mikeks8181 Errrrah. Hope everything is good with you brotha 💪🏽
When I went to Five Guys myself for the first time, I got a modest order of a burger, a drink and poutine. Came out to almost $25 my God... I still go, but now I know the price lol
I still get a craving for them occasionally, but I don't go there frequently any more.
All because, their Food is freshly made from The Top of their Heads.
I'd heard about five guys and, a few months ago, decided to try it. Yeah, steep, but the price wasn't the problem far as I was concerned...you could give a car a lube job with the amount of grease in the burger. Doubt I'll do it again.
Exactly too greasy and too expensive! I pick inn-N-Out all day! 🍔↪️💯
Our local diners make better burgers. First visit was the last.
My local Five Guys isn't that great but I'm pretty sure it's a franchise, not a corporate store. The floors were sticky the last time I went in, the service is much slower than I'm used to, and - while $10.29 for a gourmet burger in my area seems reasonable, nearly $7.00 for an order of fries isn't - especially when they only put in enough to fill the little cup.
Jerry Morrell is on the record saying that the reason they dump an extra handful of fries in the bag is to give the customer the impression they're getting a lot for their money. You sacrifice a little bit of margin for customer service. That's one of the best ways to grow a business.
I remember there slogan, the best 5 dollar burger you could buy
I don't understand how people call it overly expensive. Mcdonalds can get you the same price as a Five Guys burger, and it's less good, and they will mess up your order.
McDonald’s is also ridiculously overpriced these days.
I remember when Five Guys wasn't so expensive. That all changed when former President Obama said it was his favorite burger place. The company used it as an excuse to jack up prices and because so many people wanted to follow the president's lead, they went there as a meme.
Ah yes,lets blame Obama. Or we can look at the prices before and after that year of his presidency,and see that the burger price went up only ten cents. Why are you spouting bullshit?
did you not watch the video?
@@princesabonita79 Obama being IN the video isn't the same thing as discussing him as an outcome of price.
Five Guys was my first job and I got a free meal every time I worked, which was well over $20 even ten years ago. I still look on it fondly lol
As someone who doesn't live in the states and doesn't have a billion burger options. Five Guys is definitely worth the money. It's not something a sane person could justify everyday but once in a blue moon, it's pretty nice.
Wow, an 8 minute advertisement for Five Guys.
A complete shill video
Providing factual, unbiased information = promotion, apparently
@aledandrian Pointing out their "fresh never frozen" way of business? Sounds like an ad read 😅 and also how they claimed that buns are "baked fresh offsite and then delivered to the resturaunts" like, yea, that how Mickey D's works too. I would be shocked if weird history food was not paid to say the things they said.