Burger King wades into net neutrality debate with new ad: 'Whopper Neutrality'

Burger King is taking a bite out of the net neutrality debate with a new ad opposing the Federal Communications Commission’s repeal of the Obama-era Internet rules.

The fast-food chain launched the nearly 3-minute-long ad Wednesday, and seeks to explain the net neutrality rollback to customers. In the ad, called “Whopper Neutrality,” Burger King customers purchasing Whoppers are subjected to different prices for the speed with which they receive their meals. Those who pay the least for their Whopper must wait longer than those who pay more for their burger.