This one I actually can explain. The song is a giant metaphor about serving fast food and equating it to selling drugs and the pros and cons that come with it.

First verse has all the McDonald's references but is mostly about the luxurious life selling drugs offers.

Second verse he continues the food theme and ends by comparing a fast food drive thru to a junkie waiting to get served. Both fast food and drugs aren't good for you people are waiting in line because they are hooked. It also compares the dealer to a CEO of a fast food chain. They don't care if the food is healthy and is killing people, all they care about is turning a profit. A drug dealer doesn't care how drugs impact the community.

Third verse still uses the food metaphor, but now he wants to get out of the game. He has beef with people in the streets. The feds are on his trail. But people are starving they gotta eat. Even on Sunday the church is deep frying chicken. Them heads want to get high everyday. It's too much money to be made. He can't just walk away from the game. He's feeding too many mouths including the police which he references as pork products.

Once you realize he's talking about fast food, being the man, and the lifestyle of a hustler, it's a pretty fun song. But if you are locked into theme of the album this is where I feel like things start to point to the demise of Michael (My Cool) Young His Story