The Steakhouse Stack, with two layers of delicious beef, crispy onions and peppercorn sauce.

It's the kind of McDonald's you take photos of to put pride of place on the mantelpiece.

Sure, you'll need to make room, but you remember what your wedding day looked like.

The Steakhouse Stack. It's McDonald's, and then some.

Available to the 17th of June, served from 11 a.m., subjects of availability, participating restaurants only. So, you found yourself in the latest Squid game, putting it all on the line to win a little cash.

Well, listen up, friends. I've got the strategy guide that will help you beat all of the games we see in season two.

The real question is, will you survive?

Mild spoilers for the games in season two, and I apologize for the Korean names I'm going to be butchering.

Hello, internet, welcome to film theory, the show that wants to play a little game.

So, Squid Game.

If you were somehow living under a rock and missed Netflix's biggest original series in history,

first off, that's impressive.

I mean, the show in its scathing critique of the rich, watching the poor

literally put their lives on the line for just a taste of wealth, really resonated.

And a lot of people, us included, made content about it or celebrated that message,

which everyone definitely 100% got, because it was so clear.

Like, who could watch Squid Game and think it was actually a good idea to turn this premise

into a real reality show where desperate people play these games and end up getting put

through allegedly awful conditions.

No one's that out of touch, right?

Right?

Oh, come on!

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