All right, welcome to the show, everybody. It's K-Cast, number 142 Wombat.

That's a lot of show. Yes, Wombat, it is. I just got back from McDonald's where I had

a lot of sausage egg McMuffin. There's nothing wrong with sausage egg McMuffin. I like the

the maple syrup ones, the McRiddle. Oh, that's just nasty. You're not meant to eat a pancake

sandwich. Oh, they're good. I haven't had one of those though with years, but it's when they

first came out. Stick with them to be tried and true. McMuffins. McMuffins are all the hash

browns are really good, actually. I like the McDonald's hash brown. McDonald's in Japan is doing

something really weird, actually. I'm going to tell you about it. I don't know if this is because

they've never introduced quarter pounders here before, because as we learn from pulp fiction,

royale with cheese. Well, I don't know. I just don't know if it was ever on the menu before,

or they're just doing some new push for it, because of course, Japan uses the metric system.

People don't really know what a quarter pounder is, but some of them McDonald's,

two or three of them McDonald's in Tokyo have changed the entire restaurant around so that

the name of the restaurant is quarter pounder, and it doesn't even look like a McDonald's.

It's all red and black, and the only thing on the menu is a set with a quarter pounder,

with fries and a drink, or a set with a double quarter pounder with fries and a drink,

and that's the entire menu. A set, not a meal, a set.

Or in Japan, sorry, that's my three years in Japan right there. They call meals a set.

Set, everything's a set. But that's the only thing on the menu. They call it the value meals in

America. Right, well, they don't do that. They set, I think. So they change the whole entire

restaurant around. They hold the core everything, and my local McDonald's is seems to be heavily

promoting the quarter, the double quarter pounder with cheese, and they've carried some of the

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