Crafting a good burger is an art, and one that must be studied.
How do you think McDonald's became the biggest name in burgers? By ruthlessly perfecting their craft, refining the science, getting every detail right every time (or most of the time).
The little things matter, which is why the following has caused such a hubbub. Media analyst Thomas Baekdal noticed a small - but crucial - difference between Apple and Google's burger emojis, and it's all to do with the placement of the cheese.
https://twitter.com/baekdal/status/924312294439444480
On Apple's burger emoji, the cheese goes on top of the burger, while Google put their cheese underneath the burger. You see? A small but crucial difference.
You want to know how crucial this is? Google's CEO promised to investigate the issue right away.
https://twitter.com/sundarpichai/status/924487551372615680
But what is the correct way? A debate soon unfolded in Thomas' mentions (the poor guy) with many opinions being thrown around on how exactly a burger should be structured.
https://twitter.com/teroterotero/status/924316787319164929
https://twitter.com/MarkGoodge/status/924337663456501760
https://twitter.com/sajidcreative/status/924457323363536896
https://twitter.com/PercyKaren/status/924566295802142721
https://twitter.com/Scientits/status/924543939486650368
https://twitter.com/virt_phil/status/924427996437520384
https://twitter.com/Shih_Wei/status/924439746872360960
https://twitter.com/DeborahResists/status/924520996480147457
As far as we're concerned? Cheese goes on the top. No question. How will it melt otherwise? And the argument for having lettuce on the bottom to stop the bun getting soggy is a convincing one, but that's surely a rarity?
What do you think? Feel free to argue amongst yourselves.
