BK

the_sound_of_a_cork

Apparently this was heard being chanted at today's conclave: "Chi-Towns, D. Rose, I'm moving the Nets, BK Ball so hard motherfuckers wanna fine me"

David949

My company bankrupts in 2007 and I was out of a job. I couldn’t find work in 2008 at half my old salary. By 2009 I was getting IT gigs off of craigslist and selling shit on eBay to pay the mortgage. The crash was the BEST thing to ever happen to me in my life. It made me start a business, start investing and have control over my finances. I got lucky. I didn’t have much invested in the market at the time and when my company BK I just rolled over my 401k in cash so it wasn’t invested. My biggest regret about 2008 and COVID was they were both once in a lifetime opportunities and I really fumbled. I wish I borrowed and bought stocks and real estate.

Soenryu

Looking for advice on an IRA I inherited from my mom's passing. It's a mix of stocks and cash and I'm wondering if I should just sell all of the stocks now and use that to diversify into a few ETFs given the market climate. At a high level: \- My portion that I just received is currently sitting at about 550k (385k stocks / 165k cash) \- The stocks are mostly tech and finance (NVDA, AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL and MS, COF, PRU, BK) I'm not loving the idea of being invested directly in individual stocks even though the account has done well over time; not very optimistic about the next few months in the markets. That being said my initial thoughts were to sell all the stocks now, and then use the funds to purchase VTI and VXUS. If I decide to do this, what would you say is a reasonable time range to cost average into the two etfs? Should I buy some each week over the next year until all of the funds are in the two etfs? Go longer or shorter? I don't want to wait too long to get the money in but again, being cautious about the next few months makes me think it would be worth it to do it over at least the year. One last bit of info, I can only really take the money out of the IRA over the last 2-3 years of the required 10 year withdrawal period due to tax concerns, that being even a small withdrawal would more than likely put me in the 37% tax bracket, so I plan to take the funds out when I am no longer working in year 8/9/10, not sure if that impacts any suggestion on strategy. Thanks for the opinions in advance!

Soenryu

Looking for advice on an IRA I inherited from my mom's passing. It's a mix of stocks and cash and I'm wondering if I should just sell all of the stocks now and use that to diversify into a few ETFs given the market climate. At a high level: \- My portion that I just received is currently sitting at about 550k (385k stocks / 165k cash) \- The stocks are mostly tech and finance (NVDA, AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL and MS, COF, PRU, BK) I'm not loving the idea of being invested directly in individual stocks even though the account has done well over time; not very optimistic about the next few months in the markets. That being said my initial thoughts were to sell all the stocks now, and then use the funds to purchase VTI and VXUS. If I decide to do this, what would you say is a reasonable time range to cost average into the two etfs? Should I buy some each week over the next year until all of the funds are in the two etfs? Go longer or shorter? I don't want to wait too long to get the money in but again, being cautious about the next few months makes me think it would be worth it to do it over at least the year. One last bit of info, I can only really take the money out of the IRA over the last 2-3 years of the required 10 year withdrawal period due to tax concerns, that being even a small withdrawal would more than likely put me in the 37% tax bracket, so I plan to take the funds out when I am no longer working in year 8/9/10, not sure if that impacts any suggestion on strategy. Thanks for the opinions in advance!

sf_guest

Be glad, they’re one of the lucky ones. I’ve been seeing clients encounter real severe business disruptions very fast due to the actions of this administration. As a result many need to raise some kind of financing very quickly, and looking at these P&Ls - it’s just not going to happen for many of them. Expecting at least one of the companies I’m working with will be throwing in the towel (filing BK) later this month.

txmail

Its kind of funny, but I get a craving for a Texas Whopper about twice a year. This year I went to a BK that I have never been too and when it came out it looked like it was prepped for a commercial photo shoot. It was the prettiest burger I have ever seen, like actually looked like the adverts (minus the patty being bigger than the bun). Bright red tomatoes, green lettuce and cheese perfectly curled over the patty. Even the onion rings were crispy and everything was piping hot. Still tore up my stomach but I blame it on eating so much grease. Worth it.

MrRoboto12345

I guess BK finally got their whopping publicity they've been lacking for years now

GoChuckBobby

I hope they defy BK and bust a squeeze. We can't lose another iconic staple in time. Turn those TV dinners into diet-shots and L.F.G. !!! WW

eddie991ao

BK suing McD. lol

LouieKablooied

Can't even shake student loans with a BK.

pmoO0

I recently had a VERY bad whopper from BK. It’s going downhill fast. Still prefer the fries to McD‘s.

dcmso

Its three things: -The price is ridiculously high; -The protions are smaller (shrinkflation, google it) -The quality of the ingredients is awful. It was never great to begin with, I know. But everything just tastes like crap. BK is much better in that regard.

jj77985

cant tell my town. these virginia fat asses line up in the mcdonalds drive thru so hard that it blocks my access to Lowes and if for some reason I DO want fast food, its certainly not fast. Burger King is across the street with like no people. Its mind blowing. These people CANT be getting fast food because theyre in a hurry. Its mental conditioning or something. They would roll on over to BK otherwise.

ashguru3

McDonald's has become expensive. Almost as expensive as eating out in a good restaurant (minus the tips). I go to Popeyes instead nowadays. I think BK is also as expensive as Mc. DD is slowly hiking their prices and getting expensive too. Honestly, there's very few fast food restaurants that are 'affordable'.

McGuire72

I feel like BK and Wendys haven't gone up nearly as much as McDonalds, relatively speaking.

Statorhead

International market perspective: based in Germany, I like fast food, and indulge regularly on business trips. Pre-Trump the worsening value for money at McD, BK and KFC was already a concern. Now me and many other Europeans will actively avoid US related products. Döner & Currywurst FTW.

Reddit_is_fascist69

BK gave me cold fries. They suck.

Vandirac

I refuse to give them money since when they actively engaged in a certain presidential campaign's activity. I prefer BK, and I came to appreciate their taste more than McD. Not like I used to spend lots of money there, but I guess I am not the only one.

_Ed_Gein_

Yeah it's up to 20% more expensive but how the quality (if that), half the size/weight and more then double the sugars and salts of everything around it. That besides the fact it turns my intestines into a straight pipe.. How about they reduce prices, increase quality and see if that makes it any better? BK is better quality here but it's suffering as well. You never see either full anymore not even after drinking nights.

alkevarsky

> I can get better food elsewhere for the same price This. It seems non-chain restaurants are slower to jack their prices. I can get a sit down meal at a local eatery for the same price as a BK combo.

Ragetastic1990

Why would I ever pay 10 bucks for McDonald's or BK when I could spend 10 bucks at chipotle and get fresher better food.

T-Doggie1

The BK regular cheeseburger is turning into a Krystal/White Castle at twice the price as it was in 2020.

gofunkyourself69

To be fair, Mcdonalds is fucking terrible compared to places like BK and Wendy's.

Creepy-Debate897

I cannot understand why they are still in business after decades of objectively inferior product. Even when I was kid in the 90s I knew McDonald's was shit tier food. Back then I actually preferred BK or pizza from anywhere.

MattSzaszko

I live in the Netherlands. I do like the occasional fast food bite while on the road. McDonald's has no meal below 10 euro, which is insane. And they have no deals in their app either. Both KFC and BK have decent 5 euro (more like 6 now) value meals even without using an app. And McDonald's ain't better than these two, especially not at the lower price tier. If you'd go for the seasonal specials, you could just go to a basic sit down place.

No-Paramedic7619

Ok and alot of BK are now also in gas stations and similar locations because most BK and fast food don't serve any alcohol but since alot if standalone BK closed leaving primarily the combined locations i could see multiple BK locations looking like it's BK serving drinks wheb it's them just buying the beer at the gas station refrigerators and bringing it to the BK side to get food. I don't know of a specific law preventing it but the cost for a NYC liquor license to sell beer at the location is probably too much wheb you include cost of stocking beers and keeping available for customers

Didntlikedefaultname

I had to look into this and it seems I misremembered. It was BK not McDonald’s. I commuted into water st via WTC

Moore2877

No it's because the quality of their food has plummeted along with BK's. People are getting sick and realizing where it's coming from.

PhotographyBanzai

I go there quite often. I'm in Northern Illinois where they are headquartered, so maybe things are a bit different here. Can't think of a time when they didn't have a line of cars and people waiting inside. My guess is a big drop in foreign sales due to trade war, or maybe a regional thing. MCD is one of the few like Wendy's where I can get a meal for around $5. The reality is that fast food has shifted toward self ordering to lower staffing cost. If you expect a deal by having someone type in your order then you pay for that. It also depends on what you buy. Ice cream is expensive, promo items are expensive, set combos are, etc. For example, here's my heavily customized order lately: two McChicken sandwiches (I go pickle and mustard minus mayo), free any size fry (large, minus salt), and a large unsweetened iced tea. It's $4.77 after tax through the app. You'd have to pay for the fry if you use employee ordering. Though, through the kiosk I'm going to assume you can access your account based deals. A single patty cheeseburger at Culver's is ~$9 after tax in my area now. No deals through their app because I have it installed. Just got a 3 piece chicken strip Raising Cane's meal because they opened a location in my area. Nearly $11 and that was one of the cheaper meals. No deals through their app because I checked. The "I use employee ordering because it's fast" doesn't hold water a lot of the time in my experience, but it depends on the restaurant. MCD app ordering is the fastest for me by far because they don't have staff dedicated to the cashier counter. Culver's is mixed because they are not as technologically advanced. Wendy's app ordering is faster. BK app is faster. I could go in because I eat out a lot. 😅

Vg_Ace135

Same with other fast food places. Now you have to use the app before you order your food instead of just driving through the drive through our ordering at the front counter. So they've all added a huge giant step. Last time I went to BK it was 12 bucks for two small burgers and chicken tenders. I could just go to a restaurant and pay the same cost, not use an app, and get better quality food.

DenverCoder009

> Burger King Not my favorite fast food but nobody can touch BK 2 for $5 and 3 for $7 deals right now

Nahhnope

BK is still cheap as hell if you know how to do it. Using the app, you get free large fries with any order. Double cheeseburger is ~$3.50. That's dinner for me for $3.50

PenjaminJBlinkerton

Yea a double cheeseburger is between 4.25 and 5$ now. That shit was $1.30 under Obama a dollar mc double plus a slice of cheese. And it was $2.00 pre covid. I haven’t gotten a value meal since they all went above $10 The fuckin SEC breakfast sandwich is $8 after tax. I can still get a slice and a drink at a local pizza place for under $5, I can get Panera for 13$ McDonald’s really dropped the ball for profits. BK and Wendy’s are still offering reasonably priced value menu. The only thing worth a shit at McDonalds is the any size drink for 2$

jbourne0129

yeah its almost comparable to convenience stores now. you aren't going there for the price or quality, you go for the convenience (road trips, busy afternoon, whatever it may be). no one buys a soda at a convenience store because its a good deal, its out of necessity/convenience. but other options like BK, Wendys, and more ALSO exist with the same level of convenience...so McDs needs to figure their shit out. i havent gone in a long time and its something i probably used to get once every month or so. now i go to BK if i need fast food.

robotlasagna

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RacingSnake81

😂 I never really liked BK anyways.

MikeMiller8888

Well, tbf there’s still $200 there. That’s an Apple share unless OP is waiting for the inevitable BK filing that wipes out shareholders and restructures AMC’s billions in debt.

Ok-Grapefruit2910

Welcome to wall street. Printing money QE was the old ways. Will be interesting to see how they bail this one out. Current leaders appear to want to go BK sooner than later.

dundunitagn

And no one in the current administration is working toward that goal. They are sowing chaos with the assumption they can ride it out. In the past drumof either filed BK or went to Russian oligarchs for capital to keep things afloat. Not sure his "tried and true" strategies will be useful in this scenario.

gatovision

God i hate CVNA. Wish i closed my entire short on 4/4. Now down pretty good on it and have to ride out another ER on shares short. I really think they will eventually BK but stock never stays down. All those other gimic companies from 2021 have burned out by now but they’re still going strong.

T_TheDestroyer

Sooooooo, Wendy's or BK?

gatovision

Shorts aren’t bad for companies, they saved Gamestop’s ass because short covering helped skyrocket the price and they were able to issue shares and raise cash. Every short sale will result in a buy to cover order which on a squeeze can rocket the price further. WOLF is going down because the financials are a disaster and big money was selling, now it’s in no mans land but can certainly reverse if things go better. i agree if it goes BK there’s nothing to buy back but disagree on the taxes, shorts will make 100% profit and will pay taxes on that.

Valkorion335786

What do you mean $BK is BNY Mellon I thought I was buying shares in Burger King 

Evening_Feedback_472

Yes and there were many more bids after that, that didn't BK them

LelouchL88

I had a coke and a large fries, by the time I walked past two McDonald's employees the other day. One was having a smoke while the other a chat, we'll call it smoke chat. Each of them started off with a smile under the 11 am glare, though turned frightened after one mentions BKs new burger. The nightmarish topic came up with a psst my brother works at the BK spot in the next town over. He took another puff. Seems like he had a good thought before continuing on. He says keep this under wraps, as the shipment of lettuce rolled through the door. As soon as the lettuce delivery men went in, the smoking man looked dead in the other mans eye and said, they (BK) have been studying up on our (McD) methods. As soon as they see sales slowing, they'll reveal their next big Whop. The triple Whopper. Second man looked up and laughed, not knowing what's coming next. Mid laughter the smoke man hit him again. You know how some customers say we've (McD) have downsized our Mcfish sandwitch? Well they're (BK) are going to make one called Bigfish. And that's what I heard, from two men standing next to the corner of BK's parking lot, supposedly where the BigFish came to be.

imunfair

> but its way less palatable when your fast food lunch costs $20 now vs 7-8 years ago when it might have been $8… For me the sweet spot is that $3-5 range. I'm showing my age but I remember when that was the norm for a large combo meal from any fast food franchise, and since I don't eat fast food often even seeing $8 for a "cheap" brand fast food meal (Mcdonalds, Wendys, BK, Taco bell) is wild to me.

iJezza

BK, and he may have been ok on culture, but he was surely responsible for Intel losing process leadership with his 14nm+++++++++++++++++++ strats.

PolecatXOXO

I make mid 6 figures and I'm priced out of fast food. Regular restaurants around here are cheaper and better quality than fake food. Fast food used to be in the family rotation a few years back (Arby's, Wendy's, BK, Taco Bell, Subway, KFC), but nothing is worth it these days. Don't care how much you make, you just can't justify it. Quality is total crap, they fuck up your order every single time, they make you wait in your car 20 minutes after you order. The expense is just the shit dressing on the shit sandwich. Local-owned places we can either get much better quality for the same price, or faster reliable service for less.

Hot_Pressure_461

Not BK, Kohl’s has approximately $8 billion worth of real estate they can monetize and $1.5 billion in debt.  Very easy to handle the debt, but they do need to grow sales and profit.  That is being handled currently.

hey_itsmeurbrother

kohls is actually at risk of BK in a couple of years if they don't turn it around.

gaydadgonemad

Bankruptcy talk is BS. Check out Irwin on WSJ. He’s obviously coming with insight and says BK is more then just unlikely

phooonix

Bro TGT is trading at 6x FCF and 7X EV/EBITA. P/E of 10. Yes it's bad but they are priced for BK.

legedu

You: >I find it amusing how GME investors Also you: >Also, I do own some GME. Lolol you're arguing with me and for all I know you could have more shares than me. >Your cult is actively harming people. Your cult encourages bad financial practices. Your cult encourages people to buy with money they shouldn't be using. Your cult has lost everyone who bought in 2021 money. I'm not the cult dude, not anymore than you. My purchases were this year. I've just followed the story loosely prior to last year. And I can point to a lot worse places to invest in 2021 when money was being created in the trillions. You know that too; you're being disingenuous. Go spend your time yelling at Chamath Palihapitiya if you're so concerned about people investing in unwise things. >The type of institution buying is absolutely relevant, and you're getting emotional as you realize your entire thesis is falling apart. I'm fine dude, don't worry about me. My thesis remains. Huge cash position and management team that has proved their worth. They went from near BK, to cash flow positive, to large cash position. That's impressive, regardless of how you feel about the way they did it.

gatovision

I short stocks but i don’t understand why people try to short all the way into bankruptcy. The big money was made from hitting it in 2022 down, opening positions now is just picking up scraps. too risky to stay short after what happened with GME. Even if it goes BK, This thing could rocket on any good news. Lets hope it gets some

woolfson

I was really upset at myself for having inversed TSLA , but after seeing several analysts' guidance this morning, post, along with my own thoughts about how I often feel like Michael Barry in The Big Short, where he is bewildered by the price of companies going up, but ultimately prevails in the end, I am more than comfortable in my positioning. But still, just absolutely astounded at the amount of sheer craziness in this company. Any other company had this earnings call, they'd have an existential crisis on their hands. If my company had that sort of result, I'd be having to have serious calls with BK guidance.

cheezweiner

And trump, in the event he was slighted at a BK, would in fact absolutely do that. If corporate pushed back, he’d just find the highest yes man in corporate, pay him off, and proceed to close that BK store himself. I am 100% serious - this is how Trump works.

Alternative_Let_1989

I'm a commercial BK attorney and I'm billing ~40% more than I was at the beginning of the year. Seems like this year is going to have as much work as I feel like doing.

Radiant-Ad-9753

Oh honey. You have 2.5 million in gambling losses. That's how you got in so deep. You need to get your personal finances in order and see a BK attorney. Stay away from the Stock Market

IRUL-UBLOW-7128

Hey! If you want a default/BK Dumps is the guy to get er done.

plannedgravy

I’d splurge for something off of BK’s regular priced menu.

XXX_KimJongUn_XXX

Twitter, FB and ai image generation is going to be seen like super lead paint in the next generation. Any one of them can one shot low iqs from reaching their potential as a BK manager.

FawningDeer37

Honestly think Wendy’s is proof of the power of 3rd Place. Everyone is either McDonalds or Burger King but Wendy’s is always an option. In fact, I bet Wendy’s is doing better than BK because of its pretense as the 3rd option.

FederalLobster5665

best? their chicken sandwiches arent even better than BK, and those are mediocre.

Still_Equipment8917

Well, now KSS stock price is around $6.30. Total market cap is about $720M. If the company does not improve revenues and loses the E-Commerce battle, it will go down more, but after dropping quickly from $17 to $6, it might be due for a short-term pop. I think the company has potential to turn around (somewhat) if management has the appetite to make big changes. I'm betting the new CEO might have some insights, but I realize this is highly speculative. I keep my bets very small in situations like this. Personally, I'm not attracted to Kohl's. We shopped there 10-15 years ago when we had young kids and kept track of their coupons. If we had a 20% or 30% coupon, we made special trips to Kohl's. At some point, however, the quality of clothing began to drop significantly. Now we just buy the majority of our clothing, appliance, and home goods at Costco, where the quality is good and the prices are low or decent. We supplement our clothing with trips to Marshall's or Target from time to time. Plus, we buy some staples from Amazon for convenience. I think Kohls needs more fashionable merchandise like Marshall's, sold at a discount, or they need quality low priced clothing staples like Costco. They could also expand the store within a store concept, similar to what they do with Sephora. They clearly have the low cost real estate and floor space. Continuing to sell the cheap, frumpy clothing under a loyalty program will drive them to eventual BK. Better to drop the complicated coupon program and drop prices across the board, so customers can walk in anytime (without a coupon) and find some deals. Or, offer a $100 or $50 annual subscription that gives customers 10% off every purchase.

alwayslookingout

Just declare BK and go again.

ImNoAlbertFeinstein

i got 11 paks of ketchup from BK with 16 french fries in a med. order of fries.

ThatWillLeaveA-Mark

Not to mention BK'ng a casino... Stable Genius...lol.

gatovision

Nah its a Good question. Options are supposedly zero sum. Someone wins someone loses. Stocks are not, companies go BK and that money is gone forever. Avg short on stocks is like 2-4% so even if shorts win some it doesn’t match whats lost when a stock depreciates or goes under. Wonder about how a finite money supply factors in though?

National_Flan_6801

Maybe because he has BK 6 businesses roping people off so he walks away with some funds might be one reason. Not hard to search unless you’re forbidden from reading the news.

GideonWainright

You forgot BK.

HornyAIBot

Trump filed for business bankruptcy 4 times, never personal BK.

f7f7z

1st they came for the BK employees, I said nothing.

UCACashFlow

US can’t go BK. The question is, how long will the selloff of US bonds by foreign countries the US alienated occur? How will the US issue new debt to cover the deficit without driving interest rates sky high? Without a global appetite for bonds, high rates are on the table. So it’s a question as to how long will US bonds be rejected for?

bluehairdave

I'm starting to see how he could possibly BK all those casinos...

Saturn_winter

Mcdonalds or BK imo. But tacobell is a sleeper hit as well. I've tried wendys breakfast and felt it was meh.

zg44

Tomorrow: Bank earnings may have an extremely strong influence on markets, much more than normally: Reason is that bank earnings cause shifts in bond markets..., and we know that the past 4 days yields have been shooting straight up, i.e. 10Y from 3.9 on Monday to 4.4 at today's close. If bank earnings come in poor and banks start to sell off, 10Y could rise up to 4.5 or 4.6 tomorrow and that could spook wider markets. If bank earnings come in strong and banks catch a bid, 10Y could fall to 4.2 or 4.3 and that could cause a big rally. Majority of action will happen after market opens because bank earnings are AM earnings calls and market is slow to react to those. So pay close attention to JPM, MS, BLK, BK, WFC. 5 of the most important financials are on deck. A big move on 10Y would probably cause a 4-5% move on SPY tomorrow.

gatovision

That’d be cool. i wish, i keep averaging down shares on this junker couple hundred at a time but im done for now. Ill ride it to BK if needed, whats the point of selling here. Lets rock!

Loga951

Ok let’s use your numbers. 22 out of 250-500 companies went BK. Yeah you still look fucking stupid.

iThinkiStartedATrend

[latest mango 🥭 truth is a link to his cabinet meeting](https://www.youtube.com/live/BK2YxPPRqlg?si=LvQtR-YoCJQd059_)

octoberfire80

Bulls in shambles right now. Layaway plans on BK hamberders inbound as market salve.

GideonWainright

He went BK six times.  OFC that relief rally was doomed.

MGA_MKII

the stock market is a casino 🎰 you better have hard unencumbered commodity assets, the US is going through a classic BK restructuring that is long over due! we are taking the hard medicine of returning to a mfg economy and innovator, not some globalist lackey state that agree to own nothing, eat bugs and like it! welcome to the new industrial revolution and 4th Turning, act accordingly.

Ok-Grapefruit2910

Trump negotiates like a 7 year old. Time to BK merica

xtrmist

It could be a long list but happy to give you a few examples from the big names that come to my mind and that I've been using as a European bit no longer do. Tesla is tanking hard. Sales down 40% in Jan and Feb. Being replaced by European brands, BYD etc. Coca cola products are being replaced quickly by local brands as well. The producers I'm familiar with can't get enough material and people to increase production to demand. McD, BK, Subway, KFC, Starbucks: People are increasingly abandoning these for local restaurants/cafes. I've set my foot in these for the last time until things change. Nike: Buying Adidas instead Jack Daniels: Even my teenage son found out scotch whisky is better I could go on. The biggest challenges to replace are Google, MS, Meta etc. There are alternatives but they're not as good. EU is already taking about funding European alternatives but it will take time

JJ_Shiro

BK have it your way

johnnybiggles

There's some space here at BK.

Retaining-Wall

None of this would have happened if BK didn't put out those awful pitchy singing "you rule!" commercials.

xWrathful

My mcdonalds is only interested in applications if you can speak Spanish. And wendys isn't accepting applications at this time. It's BK for me.

crazier_ed

The cards : used BK wrapper

562longbeachguy

i sold F and bought COST, WMT and TGT. F is a good stock that isnt going to go BK anytime soon and pays divvies. i might buy back in below $9.50 but its going to be volatile for a while especially since the f150 uses a lot of aluminum.

theJimmybob

Some implied moves for the start of the Q1 Earnings Season - up or down you degenerates: $JPM 8.7% $BLK 7.9% $WFC 9.6% $STZ 9.1% $PSMT 9.8% $KMX 11.4% $LOVE 27.9% $BK 9.8% $MS 5.0% $FAST 7.1% $DAL 12.6%

johannschmidt

What do you guys think about puts against certain banks? STT, BK, and DB all have >97% of their deposits uninsured. CATY and ABCB all have >300% uninsured deposits compared to their liquid assets. If people get spooked and start bank runs, they could collapse pretty quickly.

Anonymous92916

By the time time the left and Mango are done with us, a BK Whopper made of beetle protein will be $36.

xWrathful

Its gonna be the BK dumpy at best cmon now

Loga951

22 companies out of 3000+. Yeah your argument sucks. He’s never personally went BK. Only broke dicks will use a guy who failed 22/3000 times as an insult.

Ok-Grapefruit2910

Because rates going down and printing more money will be only chance of kot going BK

brdesignguy

it sure is shit aint BK. they closing those mfs left and right in my town...

Different-Use-6543

Heya, Tanker. A Casino BK. How much skull-fucking does that take? I wouldn’t allow him to give my FRIEND’s dog a bowl of water, even with my 9y/o Grand Daughter watching intently with a baseball bat.

waitfor_ittt

Can someone get me a BK crown to wear because I’m still bullish

Kabian321

Can we change Wendy's to Burger King now ? Wendy's at least has decent burgers ... BK is terrible at everything