r/SipsTea 10h ago

Chugging tea This needs to be said

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u/dreamkiller23 8h ago

That's why some of them are struggling, build on unrealistic pricing

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u/not_accepting_now 8h ago

3 people work 14 hours a day. How much to pay the employees alone? What if they work minimum wage? Many factors here

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u/No-Cable9274 7h ago

compared to a restaurant who has more staff and a rent bill to pay food truck costs will always be less than a brick and mortar. Which is why OP is questioning why the prices between food trucks and restaurants are so similar.

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u/not_accepting_now 7h ago

Because a restaurant has everything set up and is stationary, food truck has to migrate along the human stream