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McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski finds himself roasted again after a Wall Street Journal interview clip showing him taking a tiny bite of the new Big Arch burger; he suggested you should “dive right in” when eating on camera, and the moment sparked memes and jests from rivals like Burger King and Wendy’s, highlighting the running online fascination with his on-screen eating style.
NeoMam Studios found the Big Arch Burger’s price varies sharply across the U.S.—from about $7.46 in the cheapest cities to $12.99 in Lewiston, Maine. Alaska is the most expensive state on average ($10.32); Oklahoma is the cheapest ($8.05). The Big Arch is McDonald’s largest burger (two quarter-pound patties, three cheddar slices, crispy onions, Big Arch Sauce). The study was released via Men's Journal and covered by Yahoo Life.
McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski posted an Instagram video reviewing the limited-time Big Arch burger, praising it as delicious. The clip drew millions of views, but online commenters roasted him for taking a tiny bite and for calling the burger a “product,” turning the moment into a playful controversy while noting the burger’s double-patty, cheddar-heavy build and tangy, creamy sauce on a sesame-poppy bun.
Video of McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski reluctantly nibbling the new Big Arch burger and calling it a 'product' went viral, sparking memes and online roasts as people debated his reaction, while McDonald’s did not immediately comment.
McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski becomes the subject of online ridicule after a video of his tasting the new Big Arch burger goes viral, with viewers mocking his delivery and corporate lingo as the sandwich launches nationwide for a limited time starting March 3. The piece also notes Kempczinski has led McDonald’s since 2019, succeeding Steve Easterbrook, who was fired for misconduct and later fined by the SEC.