Donald Gorske has kept track of every burger he's eaten since 1972, filing away receipts and keep the Big Mac boxes.
Gorkse has meticulously filed away every burger receipt since 1972 along with the burger packaging, which he flattens down and stores in boxes by the year. And he even marks down how many he's eaten on a calendar, just to ensure he doesn't miss any.
After his initial bonanza of nearly ten Big Macs a day, Gorske now eats two—working out at 14 a week. The sandwiches are all he usually eats on any given day. He skips the fries but washes down his burgers with Coca-Cola. His wife, Mary Gorske, isn't as big a fan of McDonald's as her husband is, although she admitted she'd bring him burgers while they were dating.
But eating McDonald's now seems to be a family tradition, as Gorske proudly pointed out framed photos capturing the moment his two granddaughters had their first bite of a Big Mac.
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