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* Kurt goes through so much trouble trying to steal the secret ingredients of the Ed's Good Sauce, but why didn't Good Burger just buy a patent on it once business had picked up? If Good Burger had done that, then nothing Kurt tried to do would've stopped them.
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* Kurt goes through so much trouble trying to steal the secret ingredients of the Ed's Good Sauce, but why didn't Good Burger just buy a patent on it once business had picked up? If Good Burger had done that, then nothing Kurt tried to do would've stopped them.them.
** They might have been so caught up in the sudden success of the Good Sauce that they didn’t really think about getting it patented.
** They might have been so caught up in the sudden success of the Good Sauce that they didn’t really think about getting it patented.
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*** RuleOfFunny; "Why would he want to harm innocent sharks?"
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*** RuleOfFunny; "Why would he want to harm innocent sharks?"sharks?"
* Kurt goes through so much trouble trying to steal the secret ingredients of the Ed's Good Sauce, but why didn't Good Burger just buy a patent on it once business had picked up? If Good Burger had done that, then nothing Kurt tried to do would've stopped them.
* Kurt goes through so much trouble trying to steal the secret ingredients of the Ed's Good Sauce, but why didn't Good Burger just buy a patent on it once business had picked up? If Good Burger had done that, then nothing Kurt tried to do would've stopped them.
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** He also added powdered malted milk to the sauce.
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*** He could have also been the son/grandson/other relative of a Mondo Burger executive, assigned to manage the opening of that one Mondo Burger (it sounded like Mondo Burger was a large chain, so it would make sense that they'd have start him off managing just that one restaurant).
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*** He could have also been the son/grandson/other relative of a Mondo Burger executive, assigned to manage the opening of that one Mondo Burger (it sounded like Mondo Burger was a large chain, so it would make sense that they'd have start started him off managing just that one restaurant).
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*** He could have also been the son of a Mondo Burger executive, assigned to manage the opening of that one Mondo Burger.
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*** He could have also been the son son/grandson/other relative of a Mondo Burger executive, assigned to manage the opening of that one Mondo Burger.Burger (it sounded like Mondo Burger was a large chain, so it would make sense that they'd have start him off managing just that one restaurant).
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*** He could have also been the son of a Mondo Burger executive, assigned to manage the opening of that one Mondo Burger.
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** It looks like the Mondo kitchen consists of two sections: one where the giant burger pattys are made and one where the actual burger meals are assembled. The meat area is likely sealed off, leaving their secret on a need-to-know basis.
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** It looks like the Mondo kitchen consists of two sections: one where the giant burger pattys patties are made and one where the actual burger meals are assembled. The meat area is likely sealed off, leaving their secret on a need-to-know basis.
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** I seem to recall him using pickles and onion powder as ingredients preparing the sauce, and he mentions lemon juice as well. Several internet recipes for the sauce have appeared recently, such as [[http://www.mamaplusone.com/eds-sauce-good-burger/ this one]]. Here's [[https://www.jalensbakery.com/blogs/news/ed-s-secret-sauce-inspired-by-good-burger-movie a second recipe]], and [[https://spoonuniversity.com/recipe/good-burger-recipe-from-the-nineties a third version]].
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** I'm pretty sure it's a fictional substance, and the word "shark" was in the name for no real reason.
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** I'm pretty sure it's a fictional substance, and the word "shark" was in the name for no real reason.reason.
*** RuleOfFunny; "Why would he want to harm innocent sharks?"
*** RuleOfFunny; "Why would he want to harm innocent sharks?"
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** He didn't work in the kitchen, and I guess only Kurt's most intimate employees know it.
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** Simple, he was never informed about the chemicals or the secret recipe to their burger patties. And, He didn't work in the kitchen, and I guess only Kurt's most intimate employees know it.
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** Also, I do believe Dexter wasn't a very hard worker in his very short time as a Mondo Burger employee, he wandered around in his own thoughts during Kurt's speech (let alone he even tried making chit-chat) and so he neglected to carefully examine his workplace.
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** It looks like the Mondo kitchen consists of two sections: one where the giant burger pattys are made and one where the actual burger meals are assembled. The meat area is likely sealed off, leaving their secret on a need-to-know basis.
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* How did Kurt acquire shark poison of all things to use on Ed's sauce? It's obvious he has shady connections if he was able to start a burger chain and get the triampathol, but why shark poison? Was there any reason why he didn't have a more conventional poison meant for people readily available? Or is it somehow less harmful to humans than it is to sharks? Either way, he's getting busted hard for attempting to frame Good Burger for food poisoning, but unless he's in the shark fin soup business, how the heck did he get the stuff?
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* How did Kurt acquire shark poison of all things to use on Ed's sauce? It's obvious he has shady connections if he was able to start a burger chain and get the triampathol, but why shark poison? Was there any reason why he didn't have a more conventional poison meant for people readily available? Or is it somehow less harmful to humans than it is to sharks? Either way, he's getting busted hard for attempting to frame Good Burger for food poisoning, but unless he's in the shark fin soup business, how the heck did he get the stuff?stuff?
** I'm pretty sure it's a fictional substance, and the word "shark" was in the name for no real reason.
** I'm pretty sure it's a fictional substance, and the word "shark" was in the name for no real reason.
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** Because they weren't selling the chemical, they were selling the burger, that's why they charged the same price as Good Burger - all the chemical did was enlarge the patty without them having to use more meat, therefore, not using more meat doesn't require them to charge more. As for using obtaining the chemical, they could have had connections that got the stuff for them at a reasonable price so they didn't suffer any significant losses; remember, Kurt seemed to have high friends in low places.
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** Because they weren't selling the chemical, they were selling the burger, that's why they charged the same price as Good Burger - all the chemical did was enlarge the patty without them having to use more meat, therefore, not using more meat doesn't require them to charge more. As for using obtaining the chemical, they could have had connections that got the stuff for them at a reasonable price so they didn't suffer any significant losses; remember, Kurt seemed to have high friends in low places.places.
* How did Kurt acquire shark poison of all things to use on Ed's sauce? It's obvious he has shady connections if he was able to start a burger chain and get the triampathol, but why shark poison? Was there any reason why he didn't have a more conventional poison meant for people readily available? Or is it somehow less harmful to humans than it is to sharks? Either way, he's getting busted hard for attempting to frame Good Burger for food poisoning, but unless he's in the shark fin soup business, how the heck did he get the stuff?
* How did Kurt acquire shark poison of all things to use on Ed's sauce? It's obvious he has shady connections if he was able to start a burger chain and get the triampathol, but why shark poison? Was there any reason why he didn't have a more conventional poison meant for people readily available? Or is it somehow less harmful to humans than it is to sharks? Either way, he's getting busted hard for attempting to frame Good Burger for food poisoning, but unless he's in the shark fin soup business, how the heck did he get the stuff?
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* How was Mondo Burger able to charge the same prices as Good Burger? Using a black market chemical to enlarge their burgers would probably end up costing them more than simply using more beef.
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** Actually, he ''did'' work in the kitchen: "BUN! PATTY! TOPPING! SAUCE! ASSEMBLE! BUN! PATTY! TOPPING! SAUCE! ASSEMBLE!" I think Dexter was so caught up in the misery of his summer plans being busted by having to work a summer job to pay off his mom's and teacher's cars that he just didn't really pay that much attention to anything else that went on in the kitchen aside from Kurt's Mondo Goons yelling orders at him.
* How was Mondo Burger able to charge the same prices as Good Burger? Using a black market chemical to enlarge their burgers would probably end up costing them more than simply using morebeef.beef.
** Because they weren't selling the chemical, they were selling the burger, that's why they charged the same price as Good Burger - all the chemical did was enlarge the patty without them having to use more meat, therefore, not using more meat doesn't require them to charge more. As for using obtaining the chemical, they could have had connections that got the stuff for them at a reasonable price so they didn't suffer any significant losses; remember, Kurt seemed to have high friends in low places.
* How was Mondo Burger able to charge the same prices as Good Burger? Using a black market chemical to enlarge their burgers would probably end up costing them more than simply using more
** Because they weren't selling the chemical, they were selling the burger, that's why they charged the same price as Good Burger - all the chemical did was enlarge the patty without them having to use more meat, therefore, not using more meat doesn't require them to charge more. As for using obtaining the chemical, they could have had connections that got the stuff for them at a reasonable price so they didn't suffer any significant losses; remember, Kurt seemed to have high friends in low places.
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** He didn't work in the kitchen, and I guess only Kurt's most intimate employees know it.
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** He didn't work in the kitchen, and I guess only Kurt's most intimate employees know it.it.
* How was Mondo Burger able to charge the same prices as Good Burger? Using a black market chemical to enlarge their burgers would probably end up costing them more than simply using more beef.
* How was Mondo Burger able to charge the same prices as Good Burger? Using a black market chemical to enlarge their burgers would probably end up costing them more than simply using more beef.
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* How did Dexter not already know that Mondo Burger used illegal chemicals to enlarge their burgers? Yes, he only worked there for a short time, but you could clearly see the triampathol boxes and cans on the shelves.
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* How did Dexter not already know that Mondo Burger used illegal chemicals to enlarge their burgers? Yes, he only worked there for a short time, but you could clearly see the triampathol boxes and cans on the shelves.shelves.
** He didn't work in the kitchen, and I guess only Kurt's most intimate employees know it.
** He didn't work in the kitchen, and I guess only Kurt's most intimate employees know it.
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* What exactly was Ed's sauce again in RealLife? I seem to recall reading or hearing that all it really was was a mixture of ketchup, mustard, and mayo in the right ratio to give it that bright orange color, but I don't remember that coming from a confirmed source. It would make sense though. Oh, and let's be honest: the sauce was pretty much orange because this was a Nickelodeon movie, wasn't it?
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* What exactly was Ed's sauce again in RealLife? I seem to recall reading or hearing that all it really was was a mixture of ketchup, mustard, and mayo in the right ratio to give it that bright orange color, but I don't remember that coming from a confirmed source. It would make sense though. Oh, and let's be honest: the sauce was pretty much orange because this was a Nickelodeon movie, wasn't it?it?
* How did Dexter not already know that Mondo Burger used illegal chemicals to enlarge their burgers? Yes, he only worked there for a short time, but you could clearly see the triampathol boxes and cans on the shelves.
* How did Dexter not already know that Mondo Burger used illegal chemicals to enlarge their burgers? Yes, he only worked there for a short time, but you could clearly see the triampathol boxes and cans on the shelves.
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** He could have been intended to be in his late 20's or early 30's; even 15 years after the film you can find college-age "young adults" and graduate students that have the same style and personality as Kurt (mostly in Business-based fields). Further, he has a distinctive edge over his competitors: it seems like he's giving more burger for the same cost. And all this is before considering the connections he has in order to have initially acquired his illegal chemical additive; he could have been well-off before he started his business.
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** He could have been intended to be in his late 20's or early 30's; even 15 years after the film you can find college-age "young adults" and graduate students that have the same style and personality as Kurt (mostly in Business-based fields). Further, he has a distinctive edge over his competitors: it seems like he's giving more burger for the same cost. And all this is before considering the connections he has in order to have initially acquired his illegal chemical additive; he could have been well-off before he started his business.business.
* What exactly was Ed's sauce again in RealLife? I seem to recall reading or hearing that all it really was was a mixture of ketchup, mustard, and mayo in the right ratio to give it that bright orange color, but I don't remember that coming from a confirmed source. It would make sense though. Oh, and let's be honest: the sauce was pretty much orange because this was a Nickelodeon movie, wasn't it?
* What exactly was Ed's sauce again in RealLife? I seem to recall reading or hearing that all it really was was a mixture of ketchup, mustard, and mayo in the right ratio to give it that bright orange color, but I don't remember that coming from a confirmed source. It would make sense though. Oh, and let's be honest: the sauce was pretty much orange because this was a Nickelodeon movie, wasn't it?
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* How old was Kurt supposed to be anyway? I mean, I find it a little broad to believe that someone who is seemingly a teenager (or, at least, very early 20s) is the owner and founder of a humongous burger joint that was also supposedly going to expand into a chain of its own. Yeah, I know it's a kids movie, and not entirely impossible (apparently, there's a 14-year-old girl in Florida who is quite a real estate tycoon), but still...
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* How old was Kurt supposed to be anyway? I mean, I find it a little broad to believe that someone who is seemingly a teenager (or, at least, very early 20s) is the owner and founder of a humongous burger joint that was also supposedly going to expand into a chain of its own. Yeah, I know it's a kids movie, and not entirely impossible (apparently, there's a 14-year-old girl in Florida who is quite a real estate tycoon), but still...still...
** He could have been intended to be in his late 20's or early 30's; even 15 years after the film you can find college-age "young adults" and graduate students that have the same style and personality as Kurt (mostly in Business-based fields). Further, he has a distinctive edge over his competitors: it seems like he's giving more burger for the same cost. And all this is before considering the connections he has in order to have initially acquired his illegal chemical additive; he could have been well-off before he started his business.
** He could have been intended to be in his late 20's or early 30's; even 15 years after the film you can find college-age "young adults" and graduate students that have the same style and personality as Kurt (mostly in Business-based fields). Further, he has a distinctive edge over his competitors: it seems like he's giving more burger for the same cost. And all this is before considering the connections he has in order to have initially acquired his illegal chemical additive; he could have been well-off before he started his business.
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* How old was Kurt supposed to be anyway? I mean, I find it a little broad to believe that someone who is seemingly a teenager (or, at least, very early 20s) is the owner and founder of a humongous burger joint that was also supposedly going to expand into a chain of its own. Yeah, I know it's a kids movie, and not entirely impossible (apparently, there's a 14-year-old girl in Florida who is quite a real estate tycoon), but still...
