So, I'm pretty sure that everyone has seen the new MacDonald's hamburgers, right? You know, the Grand Mac and Mac Jr. Well, I seriously think that MacDonald's missed an awesome opportunity. Why did they name the smaller burger the "Mac Jr."?! They should of called it the "Little Mac"! I mean, the "Mac Jr."?! It's kind of the odd one out. I mean, there's the Big Mac and now the Grand Mac but then the Mac Jr.? It doesn't fit. If they had called it the Little Mac, then it would of been Little, Big, and Grand Macs. But no. They named it the "Mac Jr." It just doesn't make sense to me.

Now, I'm pretty sure that everyone by now is like, "But Gamer, you are a video gamer. Wouldn't calling it the 'Little Mac' conflict with the character from the Nintendo game, 'Punch Out'?" Well, yes, it would be a fun reference, but if you'll notice the name Little Mac isn't copy righted. MacDonald's could legally call it the "Little Mac" without getting backlash. Of course, fans of the game would go crazy over it, but it would be better than Mac Jr. in my opinion. Besides, in the latest Punch Out game, Little Mac can become powered up in the multiplayer mode, turning into "Big Mac"! If Nintendo could use the name Big Mac, I'm pretty sure MacDonald's can use the name Little Mac.