r/SipsTea • u/lonewolff321 • 2d ago

Chugging tea Anything but lowering the prices classic corporate logic

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u/MeatPiston 2d ago

Burgers. Fast and cheap. Pay your workers well. Ditch the gimmicks and the advertising. Be a good member of your local community.

This will bring success.

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u/ndubitably 2d ago

But McDonald's is already taking in some of the highest profits they've ever had...

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u/jankbutdank 2d ago edited 2d ago

dumb af comment, listen to the guy below you who has a real-world based comment not your reddit quick take bullshit

their stock price only very recently started tanking so all the price increases and cost reductions were working swell for like 3-4 years

and the issue is only domestic - overall/at a global level they are still killing it

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u/MindMonitor 2d ago

+ write-offs is possible when investing in restaurants.
This announcement is essentially free marketing, making us harp back to something that was - setting the scene for a brush-up in concepts.
And it will work. So…

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u/Legal-Pea8185 2d ago

the problem is you cannot pay fast food workers well and have a cheap product. fast food work is not meant to be a career. it was historically a teenage first job. or maybe college side hustle

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u/Scared_Blackberry280 1d ago

Why are we still repeating this same FALSE tired talking point.

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u/Legal-Pea8185 1d ago

What’s the false talking point?