Wisconsin Man Eats 25,000th Big Mac Today
May 17, 2011 at 7:11AM by Katie Robbins | 1 Comment
Today McDonald's will celebrate 25,000 Big Macs served. To just one man.
It's taken Wisconsin man Don Gorske 39 years to reach this auspicious milestone. He first started eating McDonald's iconic burgers on May 17, 1972, and since then, only eight days have passed without Gorske downing a Big Mac; and on many days he eats two.
Gorske, 57, who suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder, began his habit at age 18.
"A person like me, I just don't change too much," he told the Daily Mail. "It's pretty much two Big Macs a day."
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well the article didn't mention any health problems so i don't know if he has any ill effects form this habit....
The real surprise is that he is still alive. Sometimes I wonder why I live in Wisconsin.
That is amazing!
There goes my theory that 3 Big Macs would kill a brown dog on a rope!
And exactly why the heck would someone A. record how many Big Macs they've eaten B. Mark this milestone?
...oh darn...he beat me to 25K!...he's up for the big prize now
They mentioned this on Saturday Night Live this week. The joke was that guy ate a piece of broccoli afterward and died.
some people need the attention...perhaps he will end up in the Guinness world records book..
Since he has OCD, I guess he must be patronizing the same McDonalds outlet all this years.
So interested in his health check-up results.
What a nice collection he has: Big Mac boxes' designs of the decades
and hes healthy. i miss my biggie fry's . Dang super size me , propaganda . there is a attack on the right to eat freely.
ray
This apparently started in his teens when as a Spotty, immature and chubby young bloke, girls refused to acknowledge him and laughed at what he described as his 'Lard-arse!'
His brother (who had been trying to set the quarter pounder eating record at the time, in Oregan) had apparently suggested by phone, that he commence a 'workout regime' at the local goldenarches gym, so that he could get a date with a real girl instead of a sock puppet!
Clearly, to this day he thanks McDs for helping him to lose his lard-arse and his sock puppet for what may well be... a Better Set of Buns
How unhealthy!!! Unless he exercises like a maniac, I don't see how his cholesterol and blood levels are normal.
My daughter is going to eat a Big Mac tonight. Just the smell makes me gag.
As insane as that is, he eats 2 big macs a day. One of the reasons he's not 500 pounds is because he didn't set the record by eating 10 big macs a day. He's as skinny as a rail, meaning he probably doesn't sit on the couch all day eating big macs.
The reason people have so many complications from fast food is because they load up on fries, soda, sauce, and then go home and compliment that with more junk.
I'm not writing this to support eating big macs, personally I hate fast food, especially McDonalds, but as unhealthy as the sandwich is, it's far better than going to Outback and eating a blooming onion, which has 4 times the calories, not to mention the fact that the whole thing is fried. Shall I say death on a plate?
There are chances that he may develop serious health complications from his big mac diet, but there are plenty people who eat out everyday and have a much worse diet. The sad reality is if he were fat this wouldn't be news, but McD's probably see's him as Subway (also unhealthy) sees Jared.
by TheHoleStory 10 years ago
Do you know what the name of this fast food hamburger is that was popularized back in1974?What's the name of the hamburger that contains two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun?
by ngureco 14 years ago
Do People With Pot Bellies That Just Hang Over The Trousers Eats A Lot Of Food?
by Naomi's Banner 11 years ago
I am wanting to buy a lap top. Tell me why or why not should I purchase a Mac?
by sarovai 15 years ago
Is it fast food really good for our health? Can we make it regular eating fast food only?
by dentist83 15 years ago
Ok. I buy the mac because people told me the did not freeze like windows, less concern about virus, etc. I buy a mac. I like it pretty much, but few times the SAFARI program had stop responding. However is not an everyday issue. Is that normal for mac or is just...
by Ludivine 14 years ago
Which is one is for you: MAC or PC ? Why?
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