Okay, so, the other day I was at McDonald’s, right? And I ordered my usual – a Big Mac, large fries, and a Coke. Classic, I know.
When I got my order, the guy at the counter just handed me the burger and drink separately. The fries were in their little container, all sticking out and ready to spill everywhere. I was like, “Seriously? How am I supposed to carry all this?”
Then, it hit me. A stroke of genius, if I may say so myself. I carefully took the fries out of their container and… wait for it… dumped them straight into the bottom of the bag. Yep, just loose fries chilling in the paper bag.
The Experiment Begins
- Step 1: Get the McDonald.
- Step 2: Open the bag, so excited.
- Step 3: Put the fries in.
At first, I was a little worried. Would they get soggy? Would the bag rip? But I was committed to my experiment. I placed the Big Mac on top of the fries, creating a sort of fry-burger sandwich in the bag. The drink, I held separately, because, well, that’s just common sense.
I walked back to my place, swinging the bag slightly, testing the structural integrity of my new fry-carrying system. And guess what? It worked! The fries stayed surprisingly contained, and the burger kept them warm. It was like a portable, edible incubator.
When I got home, I opened the bag, and there they were – my fries, slightly jumbled, but still crispy and delicious. The Big Mac was unharmed, nestled on its bed of golden goodness. I grabbed a handful of fries, took a bite, and… perfection.
My Discovery
It might seem simple, almost silly, but “just put the fries in the bag” is more than just a food-carrying hack. It’s a way of life. It’s about embracing the chaos, defying convention, and finding joy in the little things, like a bag full of McDonald’s fries.
So, next time you’re faced with the dilemma of carrying your McDonald’s order, remember my story. Be bold, be brave, and just put the fries in the bag. You won’t regret it.
