Why do McDonald's and Burger King rank so low for some burger enthusiasts, and are there any hidden gems on their menus?

What are the biggest regrets you have about missed opportunities?
How do you decide if the red tape you're dealing with is actually necessary or just a power play by authorities?
Do you think fast food burger chains are becoming more about lifestyle choices rather than just a quick meal? Why or why not?
What's so special about Shake Shack's potato bun that makes it a must-try for burger fans?
What are some other K-pop groups that had a huge hit but then struggled to maintain their success?
Is it possible that some leaders say things without fully understanding the details, and why do they get away with it?
What causes the shift in perspective that allows someone to move from traditional values to a more liberal lifestyle?
What makes certain relationships last a lifetime, and are there qualities that predictably lead to this kind of "true love" connection?
How does birthright citizenship work for children born to tourists in the U.S., and why does it apply to them?
How has being bilingual changed your perspective on your own native culture?