Originally “hamburger” was a style of “meat” that came from Hamburg. So you had “Hamburger sandwiches” which shortened to “hamburgers” which became “burgers.” The word “burger” now has shifted meaning to refer to any kind of sandwich in the style of a hamburger, so you have chicken burgers and buffalo burgers and koala burgers and whatnot.
please nuke the mcdonalds tangent
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“Burger” in US terminology generally indicates “ground up and shaped into a patty”. So there is some logical consistency to it.
I think you’re right, usually the chicken option on a fast food menu is described as a chicken sandwich.
“burger” is probably a good description of a mcD “chicken” sandwich since it’s just ground up shit formed into a patty-shaped object
Right - but it pretends to be a filet.
Ahhh, youre from Albany then
But upon what is the sandwich resting???
A turtle sandwich, ldo.
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you must live in heaven!
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Sorry to interrupt
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Sounds like a job for prisoners in USA #1.
Its worse.
This work is now offshored to outsourcers, often in the Philippines. Those outsourcers almost certainly have fewer support mechanisms in place than facebook did.
And to add a covid twist to this nightmare. Some of these folks were doing this while working from home.
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Ham burger
Wait
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