A TikTok user recently uploaded a viral video showing how McDonald's prices in California have increased around the time of the recent minimum wage increase.
A viral social media video about a $25 McDonald's "deal" recently sparked an online debate about California's minimum wage increase. A TikTok user who posts videos under the username @shannon_montipaya shared the video on Mar. 27. She was in the drive-thru of a Southern California McDonald's location when she saw a sign for a 40-piece Chicken McNugget meal deal, which also included two large fries. The price of the meal bundle was $25.
Inevitably, some social media users pointed to the recent legislation in California that increased the minimum wage for fast food workers from $16 to $20. "20 minimum wage…..welcome to your new normal," one person said. "Welcome to California," another chimed in. Other users shared their local McDonald's prices – and very few came close to being as high as California's. "50 nuggets here is 15 ," one Florida resident said. "It’s $6.
Some viewers thought that the video was an overreaction and were unfazed by the price of the meal deal. "12.50/person isn’t that crazy," a user wrote. "You getting a good deal and you complaining," another said. While the wage increase went into effect on Apr. 1 – four days after the TikTok video was posted – fast food businesses in the Golden State had been bracing for the wage increase for months.
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