A California McDonald's franchisee says fast food would be 'unaffordable' if she raised prices enough to cover the new $20 minimum wage

• A McDonald's franchisee says its food would be "unaffordable" if it raised prices to offset California's $20 minimum wage.
• "You can't raise prices enough," the Los Angeles franchisee told KTLA 5 News.
• From April, California's minimum wage for fast-food workers will be 25% higher than its general minimum wage.

A McDonald's franchisee in Los Angeles says that if she wanted to raise her prices to fully offset California's incoming $20 minimum wage for fast-food workers, her burgers and fries would be "unaffordable."