Wendy’s Is Celebrating National Roast Day By Roasting Companies And People Who Asked For It, And Here’re 40 Of Their Most Savage Posts
Wendy's continues celebrating its favorite, albeit totally made up, holiday, National Roast Day.
The company's social media team, notorious for savage posts, asked if there are any willing volunteers who wanted to be dissed by them on Twitter. And while this may not seem fun to some, many feel that being roasted by Wendy's is an honor and accepted the challenge.
Famous brands, ordinary people, everyone is getting in line, and Wendy's is serving them exactly what they wish for.
Continue scrolling to check out the ferocious insults, and when you're done, fire up Bored Panda's article about the earlier National Roast Day celebration.
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I'm literally DYING! 😂😂 Does anyone know who the slick tounge behind the Wendy's account is?
My mom literally just dealt with a guy who thought "the rising sexual violence rates are not a bad thing"
When I was in the Navy we were watching a movie on our downtime and someone said that one of the actors looked familiar. Then one of the officers spoke up and he said that the actor was on Twilight. We all stared at him and he quickly added that he watched it with his girlfriend but it was too late. His new name officially became Twilight.
Oh man. I also kinda hate those guys. It’s like, uh I can carry it
No idea Wendy's did this. My favorite roast of all time is at Buckeye Lake in Millersport, OH.. Dave Thomas owned an island in the center of the lake. After his passing, Wendy's tried to sell the island. It was for sale until a couple years when someone from McDonald's bought it and now there's a Giant 'M' flag posted up on the island. I laugh every time we boat by it.
No idea Wendy's did this. My favorite roast of all time is at Buckeye Lake in Millersport, OH.. Dave Thomas owned an island in the center of the lake. After his passing, Wendy's tried to sell the island. It was for sale until a couple years when someone from McDonald's bought it and now there's a Giant 'M' flag posted up on the island. I laugh every time we boat by it.
