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Is that burger takin the shart m8

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>this kills the euroshit

>he doesn't order the Baconator

im expecting 300 replies

hi big daddy

How can turdlets even compete?
>he doesn't order the triple baconator

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this is now a dave thomas thread

>going to Dave Thomas' Wendy's old fashioned sandwiches restaurant and ordering anything other than a triple
Nigga pls

>burgers with no lettuce, tomato, or any sort of veggie
get this SHIT out of my sight

>be over 50 years later
>eurotrash still hasn't been to the moon

Roy Rogers fucks cows and hires chinks

Rex David "Dave" Thomas (July 2, 1932 – January 8, 2002) was an American businessman and philanthropist. Thomas was the founder and chief executive officer of Wendy's, a fast-food restaurant chain specializing in hamburgers. He is also known for appearing in more than 800 commercial advertisements for the chain from 1989 to 2002, more than any other company founder in television history.[1]

1932 - 1944: HUMBLE BEGINNINGS
A little boy dreams big.
As a young boy, Dave and his adoptive father moved around a lot. It was a lonely life, but eating in restaurants gave him comfort and showed him what family life was really like. In his adoptive family, Dave was closest to his grandmother and cherished the time he spent with her and the lessons she taught him. Overcoming the challenges and hardships of his childhood and setting goals for his future drove him toward success.

Yuropoors don't understand what they're missing out on.

UNDERSTANDING CUSTOMERS

Dining out became a passion for a Dave, and he decided he would one day own his own restaurant. He was fascinated with how restaurants served food, looked different, and promoted their specials. He observed different types of menus, how things looked and tasted, and how friendly restaurants felt. By the time Dave was nine, he was an "expert," understanding what customers expected and what kind of service and quality was acceptable.

1944 - 1968: PASSION FOR THE BUSINESS

Dave worked hard and learned from mentors about the restaurant business.
Starting at age 12, Dave immersed himself in the restaurant business, choosing the right mentors, committing himself to hard work, and sticking to a philosophy handed down from his grandmother never to cut corners on quality. Each day, each effort, each experience brought him closer to his dream.

Declining life expectancy.

1944, DAVE, AGE 12

Frequent moving from city to city left Dave without roots or a sense of belonging. He sought refuge in work, hoping that a job would gain him respect and the money he needed to get more out of life. At 12, he delivered groceries in Knoxville, but was fired by his boss. As a soda jerk at Walgreen's, he was fired again when his boss found out he wasn't 16. After being told he'd "never amount to anything," he vowed never to lose another job.
“Don’t give up. It’s easy to throw in the towel when things aren’t going your way. Nothing good comes without hard work. Be willing to invest the time and energy to achieve your goals.”

1944, DAVE'S FIRST REAL RESTAURANT JOB

Dave worked very hard at a family restaurant in Knoxville. The wartime work ethic set a standard for Dave; he thought it was just the way people were supposed to work. And the owners treated Dave like family, giving him encouragement and mentorship that had a positive and lasting effect on him. Dave learned he could be whatever he wanted to be, within the laws of God and man.

The only acceptable veggie on a burger is onion, let the rabbits and soyboys eat lettuce.

1947, HOBBY HOUSE RESTAURANT

After another move, 15-year-old Dave found work at the Hobby House Restaurant in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. He started as a busboy, then worked the fountain and went on to the front kitchen, believing that if he was going to have his own restaurant on day, he needed to know how to do every job. Owner Phil Clauss became his mentor, motivating Dave and teaching him everything about the business.
“From the very beginning, I never thought of myself as anybody special. And whatever I’ve accomplished throughout my life, when I look in the mirror, I still see myself as a hamburger cook.”

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I just realized how autistic a finn saying 'thank you' can get. It's normal to thank when cops give you a ticket
>here's your ticket no need to thank me
>thanks
But those self-service checkouts is where the autismo really hits.
>start scanning your shit
>pay for your shit
>pack your shit
>say thank you to counter overlord
For what? You did all the work.

DAVE GOES OUT ON HIS OWN

When Dave's family moved yet again he stayed behind, and, at age 15, lived on his own at the YMCA. In the tenth grade, still searching for his dream, Dave even wrote an essay about it "The Pursuit of Happiness," where he outlined the path he would take toward achieving it. Except for not finishing school, which he always regretted, Dave followed his plan to the letter.

If you you're on a diet you can order the Son of Baconator instead

DAVE IN THE ARMY

In the early 1950s at the age of 18, Dave joined the Army according to his plan. The Korean War was beginning. From Cook and Baker's School in Ft. Benning, Georgia, to becoming one of the youngest soldiers to manage the Enlisted Men's Club, Dave's entrepreneurial spirit and initiative served him well. Dave served in Germany for two and a half years, working hard and gathering the knowledge and experience he would apply to building a food-service business.

DAVE GETS TO KNOW COLONEL HARLAND SANDERS

In 1953, Dave returned to his job and restaurant family at the Hobby House. A new waitress, Lorraine Buskirk, caught his eye; they married in 1954. Dave also met Colonel Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (now KFC) and one of his strongest mentors. When Phil Clauss bought a KFC franchise, Dave was in the chicken business.

the spicy chicken sandwich is so good but wendys fries r shit

1962, DAVE GETS INTO THE CHICKEN BUSINESS

Clauss offered Dave a chance to revive his four failing Kentucky Fried Chicken carryouts in Columbus, Ohio. Against even the Colonel's advice, Dave took the challenge and succeeded. He trimmed the menu and used creative promotions - swapping chicken for radio time and making an illuminated sign that looked like a rotating bucket of chicken. Clauss later sold the carryouts, making Dave a millionaire and launch his career in hamburgers.

“I don’t consider myself a great leader, but if I really thought about it, I’d say I’ve followed my own advice. I do what I say I’m going to do. I’ve been lucky over the years to have a great team of people to work with. I learned from my mentors that if you say you’re going to do something, do it. When people believe in you and you treat them with respect, they’ll follow you.”

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1969, DAVE'S DREAM COMES TRUE

Consumed by his love of hamburgers, Dave visited every hamburger stand he could find, sharing his restaurant ideas with friend Len Immke in the steam room of the Columbus Athletic Club. Upon finding the Club's dining room closed one day, Len said it was hard to get a good lunch downtown, and suggested Dave open his restaurant in one of Len's buildings on Broad Street. It became the home of the first Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers.

you do realise that it's only americans who don't travel, right? Most people from first world euro countries have been to the US at some point and tried your obese food portions

Keep going nikka. Interesting read

THE FIRST WENDY'S

Dave's 20-plus years behind the counter and all his restaurant management experience came together when the first Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers restaurant opened on November 15, 1969 in Columbus, Ohio. A capacity crowd of local dignitaries joined the first Wendy's family of employees and suppliers at the grand opening.

“When I started Wendy’s in 1969, ‘Quality is Our Recipe’ was our motto. Our focus on quality hasn’t changed, and it never will. Wendy’s offers customers the highest quality food and freshest ingredients, made-to-order sandwiches, and fast, courteous service. When you like a restaurant’s food and are treated well, you’ll go back again. We have to earn our customers’ loyalty every day, and exceed their expectations on every visit. That’s our mission and our focus and, in my opinion, that’s what generates loyal customers.”

>he's too poor to have convenience isles

This.

1971, NEW PICK-UP WINDOW DOES MORE THAN PICK UP BUSINESS

The Wendy's Pick-Up Window concept was born in the first freestanding restaurant. The drive-up window wasn't brand new, but no one had made it work successfully. Originally designed as an add-on to the building to generate a few extra dollars in sales, it proved to be the catalyst that propelled Wendy's from a four-store Columbus chain into a foodservice phenomenon.

WENDY'S INNOVATIONS CHANGED THE INDUSTRY

Under Dave's leadership, Wendy's led the industry in product innovations. In 1979, the company was the first national chain to introduce salad bars, and in 1983 Wendy's added baked potatoes to the menu. Other innovations followed, including the 99c Super Value Menu, breaded chicken sandwich, fresh carryout salads, and the spicy chicken sandwich.

1979, DAVE ACCEPTS THE HORATIO ALGER AWARD

The restaurant industry and business community applauded Dave's innovation and success. Dave received every major industry award and was honored as a pioneer in the restaurant business. One award he was particularly proud of was being honored with the Horatio Alger Aware, presented by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale.

“People ask me about the secret of my success, and I tell them there’s no secret. You have to have persistence, a burning desire to succeed, and a passion for the business. These things kept me motivated and focused on what I wanted to accomplish. It sounds simple, and it really is. I believed in my dream of opening a hamburger restaurant, and I was willing to put in the time and make the commitment to succeed.”

I'll never experience being a semi-nigger.

DAVE THE AUTHOR

Dave shared his experiences and insight into achieving his dreams in his autobiography, Dave's Way. As he put it, "It also tells people about my mistakes and what they should avoid. It's important to learn from your mistakes and I hope people can learn from mine." Dave also published a book on success called Well Done!, and the business book Franchising for Dummies. Proceeds from all books went to Dave's adoption foundation.

“Honesty and integrity are the foundation upon which every successful person stands. Dishonest people don’t make it in the long run. Throughout your life, you’ll have the opportunity to cut corners and take some short cuts. Don’t do it! If you lose your integrity, you’ve lost everything you set out to gain. Earn and appreciate the trust of the people you work with and respect. You earn your reputation by the things you do every day. And at the end of the day, all a man has is his integrity.”

democracy is overrated and gay

1996, DAVE CARRIES THE OLYMPIC TORCH

In recognition of his service to the community and his work for the cause of adoption, Dave was selected to carry the Olympic Torch during the 1996 Olympic Torch Relay before the Atlanta Games. Dave's route passed through Dublin, Ohio, home of Wendy's world headquarters.

ANYTHING FOR THE KIDS

In 1992, Dave established the Dave Thomas Foundation for AdoptionTM, a public not-for-profit organization that provides grants to national and regional adoption organizations for programs that raise awareness and make adoption easier and more affordable. He also traveled throughout North America to bring attention to the cause and inspire hope in thousands of children in foster care.

“Every child deserves a permanent home and loving family. Having a family means there are people who care about you and who will always be there for you. Adoption is a great way to create or add to a family. There are so many children in America waiting to be adopted.”

I understand I'm missing out on a heart attack

hey america do you even know what this is?

Paying for education
Living in a trailer or a cardboard house
Being morbidly obese
Driving shitty cars of poor quality

FATBURGER is better anyway

How can Americans even compete?

I learned about that from my Rabbi

Bacon king shits on the baconator, at least in my neck of the woods. Bigger burger, better patties, crisper bacon.

not likely, a lot of them are irish diaspora

And they can't handle them being the pussies that they are. Go back to your toddler sized fish and chips you crooked teeth homo.

Neither of them hold a candle to The Flamethrower. Step up your game.

Yeah I can't handle a fatworthy amount of food, you're right, because I'm not fat. We also have free orthadontry and dentistry for kids and subsidised dental care by the NHS for everyone else, only old people in britain have bad teeth.

Enjoy your diabetes.

>quality food

OK

Sex with a conservative white woman

You have a reading comprehension problem. It clearly says

F O O D
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son of a bitch. this.

I'm feeling hongry. And sleepy. Are you sleepy yet?

>small ass burgers
Wendys>BK

restaurant chains popular to be shilled on a Laotian pinky toe wrestling forum

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I really don't understand the appeal

>be american
>get up to go to work
>finally saved up to get out of crippling college debt
>get out of work from the McDonalds shift
>get shot by the nice african gents soliciting the street corner
>buy their meth anyway
>lose all money at the doctor
>go home to trailer park
>while watching honey boo boo, your caramel milkshake gives you a heart attack
>as you're choking to death, a silngle tear rolls down your cheek as your last words escape your lips
"god bless the United States of America"

It's formed and pressed and you'll never have to ask for extra sauce. That way you'll never have to actually taste it.

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OH GOD I WISH!!!!!
I must be living in the most controversial country.
In central europe - especially the german speaking countries, there are more traditional and conservative women you could wish for :(

YOU have a swiss flag, what are YOU talking about? Them women are traditional like FUUUUCK...

>because I'm not fat
Nah it's because you're a fragile British faggot who takes "willies" up his "bum" "bollocks" deep. It isn't burgers making people fat and giving them diabetes British education. It's all of the sugary shit like 40 oz. cokes with every meal. I can put away a double whopper from Burger King and not have to worry about shit because I keep my sugar intake low plus I work out. You're just making excuses for eating like a woman you little pansy.
>We also have free orthadontry and dentistry for kids and subsidised dental care by the NHS for everyone else
Oh great so when Abdul and his little buddies are gangraping your women they can all do it with a pretty smile. Top fucking kek.

>be romanian
>disappoint codreanu
you lose

Because Muslims can't eat bacon?

i love these threads, nothing is more fun then triggering insecure europoors.

>euros think anyone gives a shit which 3 stripes of color stands for their shitty country
>euros think their opinion matters AT ALL in ANY matter where china, russia, or the US is involved.
>our fucking STATES are bigger than their shitty little countries.
>they have to share their measurements with the nips and pajeets
>the chad US has its own system

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Corneliu "what do you mean this isn't strasserism with orthodox aesthetics" Codreanu was a mad dog who needed to be put down

You're making Based Tones jelly

Yeah those space shuttles you guys have are really something, NASA is so far ahead...
Oh wait...

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Does your government allow you to say otherwise, gyppo?

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A buttplug
next?

they do actually

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>filthy communist europoors can't even go down to walmart and buy
>pic related

Has anyone actually tried this?

russian living in euro here...
man... i'm glad i'm not in russia anymore.

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>insults people's teeth
"oh actually our teeth aren't bad"
>HAHA SOMEHOW THIS IS NOW BAD, LOL IMMIGRANT RED HERRING
>meanwhile in the US
56%

>I can put away a double whopper from Burger King and not have to worry about shit
I eat triple whoppers over here, I'm talking about when you go into an italian restaurant in the states and they give you a family size bolognaise for one person, or when you super size shit. I'm not talking standardised fast food places that are largely the same world over.

It's funny that amerifatts are so scared of having a decent diet that they think it'll make you homosexual. I'm not saying eat soy, I'm saying eat the same shit you want to eat but not enough to get fat lol.

Maybe you're the lucky 1% of americans who aren't obese.

Can you carry a handgun on your hip or does it make picking pockets at the train station more challenging

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>i carry 9inch barrel 6 shot .45 magnum for self defense
>cumbersome, heavy, only 6 shots, bigger bullets dont actually do anything

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OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS???????

sheeeeeet is going india style...

Japan is onboard. Get on the fried chicken train. It's a shame the only thing britbongs have is fish and chips. Hey. I'll think of you next time I give a fuck about bubble and squeak (i.e. never)

>Qdoba burrito, extra white rice, no beans, lime tequila chicken, extra queso diablo, fiery habanero salsa, tortilla strips & fajita peppers

i want to go home