> Haha I guess we discovered the mysterious country you were referring to when you said, "Elsewhere in the same country." I wonder why you didn't want to reveal it?

Reveal what? The country of the airport and my travel was irrelevant. You wanted to talk about the US and I talked about the US.

> Could it be because you knew you were wrong, ahead of time?

Wow, you totally caught me.

> notice how this one doesn't say anything about a meat patty, except for the picture.

Except the picture? Why the heck would I ignore the picture? Do you understand the fundamental issue here, or do you think it was that I was too stupid to look for a picture when I looked at the menu at the airport?

Since it's so difficult to comprehend: the whole problem is over whether information is communicated adequately enough that people can confidently understand what they're buying. The format of said communication, whether typewritten on a menu, imaged digitally, drawn by hand, handwritten on papyrus, engraved into a rock, or verbal from the waiter... is so clearly not the point.

> also no mention of beef.

It's literally in the photo. You seem to be really struggling to find examples where this information is actually missing. I wonder why.

> Provide an example, then.

Have you heard of Shake Shack? https://www.google.com/search?q=give+me+an+example+of+a+mush...