Cheap NYC burger weighed and reviewedfrom @johnny.novo

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Better paying $66 for a burger and fries at Fort Charles, I felt like that clown draped in Nike Tech fleece looking into his own soul. I got in a plethora of messages talking about a $2.90 burger from Jubilee Marketplace, so it was time to finally go and ease the pain. $2.90 for a burger in New York City is unheard of. They're now marketed as sliders after taking some heat online, but scenarios like this are exactly why I keep that scale on me. If a McDonald's double cheeseburger weighs 5.4 ounces, then Jubilee's weighing in at 6.8 should allow it to be marketed as a burger. Although, I do feel like this weight class should be considered Slurgers. If you make it a double patty, it runs $5.90, and $4 gets you seven ounces of fries, which is the lowest price per ounce we've seen on some fries yet. Due to the price, I was expecting it to be buns. I was thinking it would land between a five or six out of 10, and and I would have been happy with that. But these things shocked me. It's a quality burger. There's a nice char on the worse% grass fed beef patties, a pop of flavor on every bite, and they're a little greasy without being a total grease bomb. Final score is a respectable 8.3 out of 10 for me, but the motion per dollar here is off the charts. Its player comp obviously has to be