Wendy’s Hosted A Savage AmA on Reddit And It Was HILARIOUS

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We all know that Wendy’s is an absolute savage on Twitter, especially over the past year. This recent Wendy’s AmA may actually solidify that, highlighting the greatest series of vicious clapbacks and call-outs that we’ve ever seen from the fast food chain.

The fast food Internet icon recently hosted an “Ask Me Anything” session on Reddit, with the social media team responding to a whole host of both bizarre and fun questions. While we didn’t get too many insider details on how their team actually works, we do have a bunch of hilarious statements to comb through and bust our guts over.

Here are some of the more brutal quotes from the AmA session, starting off with a roast of one of Wendy’s favorite targets, McDonald’s.

While the Wendy’s AMA proved just how savage their social media team is, it also revealed just how far the chain is willing to go on the internet.

Wendy’s also isn’t afraid to recognize and respect the other social media kingpins out there.

And, of course, Wendy’s couldn’t leave without having a bit of fun. They somehow managed to go full meta and time travel in their own AmA:

Never change, Wendy’s. Your social media game is already at a hall-of-fame level.

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