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Why Fast Food Got So Expensive (It's Not What They're Telling You)

A Big Mac meal used to cost $5. Now it's $12. Fast food prices have risen twice as fast as inflation over the past decade. McDonald's blames wages. They blame ingredient costs. They blame inflation. But here's what they don't tell you: McDonald's isn't actually a restaurant company. It's a real estate empire worth $40 billion. And while you're paying more for less, they're spending billions on stock buybacks and executive bonuses. This video breaks down: • Why fast food prices have doubled (while inflation was only 31%) • The real estate model that makes McDonald's so profitable • How franchisees are squeezed between corporate and customers • Where the money actually goes ($5.3 billion in stock buybacks in 2023) • Shrinkflation: paying more for smaller portions • Why the "value meal" is designed as bait • The future of AI-powered surge pricing The burger isn't the product. You are. --- 📧 Business: junioratexitstrategy@gmail.com #fastfood #mcdonalds #inflation #economy #personalfinance #wendys #tacobell #burgerkng #foodprices #corporategreed --- ⚠️ Educational content only. Not financial advice. 🤖 AI Disclosure: This video uses AI-generated voiceover and AI-assisted visuals. All research, scripts, and editorial decisions are human-made.