Wendy's Goes Full Savage Mode On Twitter After Guy Says McDonald's Is Better

We're all for the equally witty and savage roasts that come from Wendy's corner regularly on Twitter. However, THIS might be taking things too far. To say that it's a mic drop kind of moment is almost an understatement in itself here. 

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