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Old Mon, Jul-29-02, 11:50
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Hi everyone - a really quick question. I work close to a McD's and don't mind the food - I bring my lunch most days, but getting a little bored. I thought I could go get a double cheese burger (w/o ketchup & bun) and a salad. Do you think this is a good or bad idea. It's a nice cheap lunch and something different. I just don't want to screw anything up. I just don't know if McD's burgers are pure meat , or full of bread crumbs or something else.

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