By Colin Gorenstein2014-11-04 23:25:53 UTC <\/p>\n
McDonald's is on a mission to change your mind about the McRib, and its first stop is YouTube. <\/p>\n
The fast food chain launched a promotional YouTube series called \"Our food. Your questions.\" last month in which Mythbusters co-host Grant Imahara examines the corporation's food operations to debunk rumors swirling on the Internet. <\/p>\n
If you've forgotten exactly which rumors, perhaps this Reddit-originated picture will help jog your memory. <\/p>\n
In McDonald's' most recent upload, Imahara is joined by teacher Wes Ballamy who was a loud opponent of the McRib on Twitter. <\/p>\n
By the end of the video, the two are convinced that the only thing wrong with the McRib is that it's just too delicious. Then they run off into a sunset together, basically. <\/p>\n
Take this McRib promotion with a grain of salt, though the rib itself hardly needs any more sodium. <\/p>\n
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