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some idiot writing for CBS London wrote:What's not going down so easily is Burger King's controversial concept of "delicious decadence" during a time of global economic meltdown and worldwide food shortages. Food crisis campaigners view it as the wrong burger at the wrong place at the wrong time.

Please forgive my brief foray into acidity...this kind of reporting makes me want to vomit.

Buy it, enjoy it, dip it in ketchup if you want. Sounds good to me, but not $200 good. God forbid you contribute to the "global economic meltdown and worldwide food shortage" by eating a hamburger.

Picking on Burger King for crying out loud...

The way I look at it, if these rich idiots who care more about impressing people than enjoying a good meal want to blow $200 on a hamburger, that's their own problem. If I'm going to spend that much on one meal, I'm going to go to a nice restaurant, order several courses and wash it down with some really good scotch. $200 hamburger?