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Yeah they do. Lidl and Aldi especially imo. At least the ones over here are very similar

Like Costco and Sam's Club are similar w/ the food court and bulk groceries concept

Its weird that the Irish Penneys website is called Primark when the name was originally for use internationally whereas Penneys is the original.

Oh, so Primark originated from you guys?

Thanks for letting me be a cheapskate with clothing

Don't you have that restaurant chain that took away McDonald's trademark for the Big Mac?

Supermac

Yup

Was it Burger King or KFC that made a big joke about it in one of their menus?

BK

Because McDonald's was essentially preventing supermacs from expanding

They made menu items mocking the Big Mac.

Kfc doesn’t sell burgers

We have chicken sandwiches tho

They do apparentally. I got a fillet burger there yesterday haha. First time I've been in it in like three years

This one

But they don't have like a dedicated burger menu so burger king would make more sense

Is that where they use the breaded chicken as the bun?

The Chicken Mac Little would be funny tho

I was waiting for a Punch Out reference.

Tbh I love that menu

Its actually really funny

We're you asking me about the breaded chicken? If so then no

I considered explaining bun sizes but idk what falls under corporate no-no’s to talk about

They use chicken... as the bun?

But the fillet sandwiches aren’t technically burgers

Well it is. If it uses the bun as bread than it's a burger

Doesn't have to depend what's inside it

I was asking MeowWow.

@Inçendyne idk

Honestly

@Novayon They have a double down which uses the chicken as a bun.

I remember now.

The Double Down.

I had a convo w/ my family about it.

Ah frigg

Ninja'd