A burger which a man named Hjörtur Smárason bought in Iceland, on October 30th 2009 – the day McDonald’s closed its last shop in Iceland – is still available to be seen online on camera. Smárason bought the burger not to eat it. Instead, he decided to keep the burger in the original package on a shelf. Three years later he opened it again to find it looked exactly like it was when he left it. So he donated it to the national museum in Iceland where it was in storage for a year.
Now it is on display in a hostel in Iceland, not only for those who drop in, but also with a live video stream where you can watch the hamburger rot - or not - on live camera. You might have to be patient though to see any changes. Chances are that this is the most boring, uneventful web cam ever.
Do you want to see the burger face to face? Go to Skógarhlíð 10 in Reykjavik, Iceland. According to the article, what happened to the kept meal?
a)
It looked exactly the same as on the day it was bought.
b)It is in the museum.
c)It has been rotting and now it looks disgusting.
d)It is inside a camera.
