Tommy recounts a self-serve ordering experience at McDonald's comparing individual meal costs to a family box.
Central to the discussion about soft-serve ice cream machine repair practices.
Ryan brings McDonald's food as a gift/guilt-driven offering, and it's given to the surprise visitor David after his putt.
Josh went there for coffee before a shoot and discussed the Ronald McDonald House sock charity item; also central to the undertaker news story.
New doughnut ball McFlurry with hot fudge and Oreo bits discussed at the start.
Used as a comparison point for the much higher cost of buying into a McDonald's franchise versus Subway.
Debated as making the best fries; Josh tells a story about his Instagram post being used in a McDonald's marketing presentation.
The fast food Josh ordered for Tommy via Uber Eats, including a Big Mac, nuggets, and Filet-O-Fish.
Discussed regarding a 24-nugget deal and comparisons to KFC's chicken shortage.
Tommy's subject of the McFlurry 'hack' exposé comparing a homemade version to the official new banana caramel pie McFlurry.
Discussed in relation to McFlurry flavours like Oreo and banana caramel pie.
Extended discussion of McDonald's coffee quality and new grocery/drive-through offerings during lockdown.
Subject of the 'eat the board' story and Tommy's brand evangelism/Instagram post.
Subject of the Fat Friday review; the McVeggie burger is discussed and debated for its vegetarian status.
Referenced repeatedly for comparison on food quality and fast-food wages ('Macca's').
Josh and Tommy visit Macca's for McFlurries and discuss a staffer with 'kind eyes'.
Where Tommy picked up breakfast, leading to a coffee dispute.
Central to the 'how much is that' segment guessing the cost of McDonald's playgrounds.
Tommy recounts working at Doveton McDonald's and quitting after an aggressive customer incident.
Josh took his son to a McDonald's playground and ran a poll about whether using it without buying anything is a 'gronk move'.
One side of the breakfast taste-test comparison with Hungry Jack's.
Josh describes a McDonald's trip with his parents and Bree, including a McFlurry 'hack' for free chocolate fudge.
Repeatedly referenced as a business model benchmark and source of nostalgia products like the McRib.
Sent Messina a cease and desist over use of the 'Mc' prefix in its breakfast menu.
Josh suggests Tommy investigate whether McCafé has similar cup-size discrepancies.
Site of a story about Naysan complaining about a dry Quarter Pounder in Barcelona, and a pricing comparison in Munich.
Discussion of nugget shapes and whether Josh has eaten there while in Italy.
Josh and Tommy discuss trying McDonald's abroad, including a complaint from an American friend in Barcelona and extra cheeseburgers in the US.
Mentioned alongside Hungry Jack's as a fast food job Amy held.
Location where Josh's car was hit by a woman's car door in a parking lot.
Referenced as an example of a client requiring recurring 'Mad Moment' caller segments on radio.
Tommy jokes he sees McDonald's as a reliable free public toilet, not just a food chain.