Musings on Ground

[reldnahkram]

I have five shares of MCD. They've just switched to quarterly dividends. Included in my dividend check mailing is a coupon for a Big Mac. Is the dividend enough to buy a Big Mac, or is the coupon more valuable (in this limited way) than the check (no fair cheating and looking up MCD values)?

Also,

Comments

[sildra.livejournal.com]

I see cow meat, sauce, drink, bun (sort of, something that might count as pie if we're being generous, and something that might be cheese. You're at least two items away from being able to make a "patriarch."

[reldnahkram.livejournal.com]

The patriarch is fish, bun, drink, fries, cheese, and pie. Pie, fries, and possibly bun are definitely not in the picture.

[uncleamos]

Mmm, pie.

(Pah)

[ccommack]

Me like pie.

(Pahpahpahpahpah...)

[sildra.livejournal.com]

I was being generous and saying that either that bright pink stuff could be pie, or that thing that looks like a tupperware container of fruit.

There is no visible fish meat.

[reldnahkram.livejournal.com]

The red-lidded container at the upper right contained a shrimp stir-fry. Lower down (not visible in this shot), there's a big container of cranberry sauce - that's as close as this fridge gets to pie (well, there's some chocolate, lime juice, and whipped cream, but none of these a berry pie make).

Which bright pink stuff?

[ccommack]

My guess: Quarterly dividends on five shares of MCD will buy a Big Mac sandwich, but not the corresponding Value Meal.