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Some Guys Discovered A Bizarre Way To Hack A McDonald's Self-Service Machine Into Giving Them A Free Burger

Some Guys Discovered A Bizarre Way To Hack A McDonald's Self-Service Machine Into Giving Them A Free Burger
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And they say there's no such thing as a free lunch!


A group of Australian friends uploaded a video of themselves getting just that, though: They figured out how to trick a McDonald's self-service machine into giving them a free burger.

A video the friends uploaded to YouTube shows that they selected the $1 hamburger option from the menu and asked for 10 of them.

"We'll have ten of these and we'll customize them so we don't want a regular beef patty so that takes $1.10 off our order, off our dollar hamburger," said a voice behind the camera.

The group then added one regular hamburger to the order.

"10 pattyless burgers, one regular hamburger, oh we get our discounts, that's pretty good," the voice says.

Removing the the hamburger patty from each sandwich discounts $1.10 from each burger. Because the hamburgers themselves only cost $1, this gives them a 10 cents credit for each burger. Do this 10 times, and they get a $1 credit on their order.

The group's cameraman selects a $1 hamburger with the patty and adds that to his cart, a move that leaves him with one free burger.

The group shows off their bounty at the end of the video.

Free Food from Maccaswww.youtube.com

A genius move? Or too much work? It's certainly gotten people intrigued, that's for sure.



Others were just bummed that this only works in Australia.


Still others felt that McDonald's should pay them for the free QA they had just provided.



Sounds about right.

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Too late!

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They're lovin' it.

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So THAT's what it was all about.

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The future is now.

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