Here's a list of 10 Sneaky Ways Fast Food Restaurants Scam Us. We love ourselves some fast food and appreciate the low prices, but these are 10 sneaky ways fast-food restaurants scam us!
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It can feel like there's always someone trying to swindle you... Turns out, you're not even safe at your local friendly favorite burger joint. Unfortunately, fast food restaurants have been known to take advantage of some of their customers. Whether it's shady business things or very misleading advertising, here are 10 sneaky ways your favorite eateries might be scamming you...

Fast food restaurants are more known for things like convenience and value menus than they are for the quality of their food. This is not an accident because in the competitive fast-food game, making money is about the little things like charging for extras and up selling the bigger size. Time to find out 10 sneaky ways fast-food restaurants are scamming us.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:26 Less Is More
1:37 Super Sizing Profits
2:55 Clip And Save?
4:04 The Invaluable Menu
5:14 Easy Does It
6:36 The Business Of Fast Food
7:46 Fast Food Wages
9:03 Nickel And Dime
Soft Target
11:21 Sell Me A Dream

SUMMARIES:
- In the competitive world of fast-food chains, every little thing counts and can be the difference between turning a profit or going out of business.
- Do you need that extra giant soda that would satisfy a team of thirsty kids? No, but for a few cents more it can easily be yours, so why not get it? This pop psychology is the basic idea behind the efforts of fast-food chains to upsell you more food than you need.
- Many of us have grown up believing that using coupons to purchase items is a smart idea because these little slips of paper save us money. But is this really true? The answer is a little more complicated than you'd think.
- Most of the value menus you see being pushed by the fast-food companies play a similar role that the coupons play. They are more of a marketing ploy than a moneymaker for the food chains.
- One of the major reasons fast-food chains have thrived over the years is that they are convenient. Think about when you go on a road trip: how far can you ever get from a McDonald's or some other major fast-food chain?
- There is a well-known statistic that is often repeated about restaurants: according to the numbers, more than half of new restaurants go out of business.
- Everyone knows you are not going to get rich working at a fast-food restaurant. Hiring employees as inexpensively as they can is actually part of their formula for success.
- It's an old adage that it's the little things that count, and this certainly seems to be true when it comes to the big fast-food companies. These companies do not charge for things like straws and napkins, but they do charge extra for a lot of little things like sauces and condiments, like salsa and guacamole.
- After burgers and french fries, fountain sodas are the items we most associate with fast-food restaurants. It turns out this is probably not an accident, as these cheap and easy-to-make fountain soft drinks are big moneymakers for these corporations.
- These fast food companies have not become internationally successful by selling you the cheapest items on their menus. The fast-food restaurants advertise more expensive meals on their menus with colorful pictures of big, juicy burgers and crisp, golden french fries.

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