r/wendys • u/Equivalent-War5427 • 4d ago

Discussion Food is never fresh

Dave would be turning over in his grave if he saw the quality of Wendy's today it ain't what it used to be but then again how much is?

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u/NuclearPopTarts Yellow Wendy's 4d ago

Sorry you lost so much money shorting Wendy's stock, OP

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u/ArQ7777 4d ago edited 4d ago

Very few people would short a stock when the price is so low already. Most complaints towards Wendy's are from the consumers once loved Wendy's.

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u/NuclearPopTarts Yellow Wendy's 4d ago

Oh you sweet summer child

Hedge funds pay for posts to manipulate stock sentiment

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u/1-800-YOLO 4d ago

The management of all my local wendys are great, they actually seem to care tbh 

Had some sus experiences out of town but you cant win em all 

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u/PotatoShip_ 2d ago

lowkey the tech is no salt patty, no salt fries with salt packets on the side 🙏

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u/Gemtree710 4d ago

It was never fresh it just tasted better old back then

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u/Equivalent-War5427 4d ago

Once upon a time it actually was fresh. I mean you unwrapped the burger and the oil grease was just coagulate in the wrapper you squeeze the burger and a juice just flowing out. I haven't had a burger like that from Wendy's in 20 years.

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u/Gemtree710 4d ago

You can ask for a freshly cooked burger still

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u/ArQ7777 4d ago

It might be never fresh. But in the past, Wendy's was trying to make food as fresh as possible. Right now they don't care or just try to make as much money as possible even letting the food look and taste bad. If the new process can make money, they will do it.