Burger King Whopper Neutrality $4-26
 

Burger King's version of Net Neutrality

BK Marketing killing it haha

Man, there are some dumb looking mofos on this video.
I love the concept, but it really makes me think that humanity needs an enema.

I love the fat, middle aged, bald guy in the red shirt. That Whopper is the foundation for the rest of his pathetic day.

:lawl:

That's one king I can support.
Long live the King!!!!

Way better than mcdinks. Long live the king

I just watched the Facebook version of this, and it is mind-blowning to see the number of idiots not understanding why the repealing of net neutrality is bad, but still insist on commenting anyway. FailFish

https://www.facebook.com/burgerking/...23453391001320

Wow. Those comments can give you cancer.

For real though, how is a Gen X supposed to understand this? I can see how this would be confusing.

I tried watching that clip twice and both time my pc was acting all weird and froze! wtf

Just get a McD's app and get one dollar Big Macs (on-line orders only). Problem solved, :troll:

After about the sixth one, though, you get sick of it. Never thought I'd be saying that.



Yes................. I know.

.... want a whopper now

Not sick of it yet :D It like the old McDouble / Jr Chicken combo but more luxurious.

Had a two can dine breakfast mailer coupon with a co worker that should have been $7.48. Scanned at the kiosk. Instead total cost was $5.86 ?! :bigthumb:

Nice touch with the Reese's mug at the end.

how are you able to get so many? i used the $1 offer yesterday but mobile order says it's limited to one per week

so smug

multiple email accounts

fuck Burger King their pretty much all gone in Van now except the downtown locations

Theres still some in bby and new west, surrey etc.

I'm craving a Whopper now it's been at least 15 years since the last one.

Also Arbys. Only one left is Coquitlam Centre. :okay:

And yet no one cared about this prior to 2015...
Manufactured outrage seems to be selling like 1$ big mac's these days

Okay, great object lesson, kudos to BK. Social media buzzing and got some people wanting whoppers as well.

Content should be neutral (no bottleneck) agreed. But ... the fact that you get more and faster broadband if you are willing to pay more ... what exactly is the issue there? Isn't that how all our internet rates are structured? What are net neutrality people pushing for as an alternative ... everybody pays a flat/same rate and gets the same speed? I don't get that part.

Can someone explain? Isn't that just how life works, if you can afford to pay for an MRI at a private lab instead of waiting through the system, you get results quicker.

yea was surprised they closed down the one in Metro food court

wish Popeyes was still around. whos idea was it to open one in the middle of fuck nowhere Coquitlam years ago ?

that said, I dont get why there isnt a Taco Bell in Van.

to be regulated like hydro bill

dissolving the tiers will really hurt these teleco profits for sure, it's like when they sell you a car, electronics, etc. they only have the R&D to design a few motors and detune the same engine in order to create the illusion of better performance and allowing the full 'unlocked' one to command a premium

You mean BC Hydro and .... ICBC ... hmmmm, we sure we want THAT?

This commercial's analogy isn't the best to understand the basics of net neutrality. Imagine this, you live right between Richmond Centre and Metrotown so you can go to either mall. It takes the exact same time to get to both malls because your car can go 50km/h to Metro and 50 km/h to RC.

Then RC comes along and sponsors the manufacturer of your vehicle with some money. Their agreement is that when you're driving to Metro you can only go 40km/h but you can go 60 km/h if you go to RC...

What is the significance of this?