REUTERS.com – Burger King Holdings (BKC.N) reported a higher quarterly profit on Wednesday as a lower tax rate and cost controls helped the world’s No. 2 hamburger chain offset the impact of March weakness at company-operated restaurants.

The company, however, trimmed its outlook for fiscal 2009 citing “ongoing market challenges and unknown potential effects of the swine flu situation.”

Miami-based Burger King, best known for its Whopper hamburgers, said net income rose to $47 million, or 34 cents per share, in the third quarter that ended on March 31, from $41 million, or 30 cents per share, a year earlier.

Well, we know where these profits came from.  Maybe the King working is side job as a ladies man/pimp? The King looks like he has some game.  I’m not sure how because he is sort of creepy but maybe chics dig that.  Anyway, keep climbing high BK and keep doing what you do and thats serving it up and letting us “have it our way”.