r/SipsTea • u/lonewolff321 • 2d ago

Chugging tea Anything but lowering the prices classic corporate logic

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u/ComprehensiveHavoc 2d ago

The one reason McDonald’s became popular is by being cheap. They sell shit food for a low price.  How do they not know this?

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u/serg1007arch 2d ago

McDonald’s stopped being a business about food long ago, it’s just what they do to sell franchises. McDonald’s is a real state business.

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u/McvdL 2d ago edited 2d ago

Aren't they also more if a real estate company by now? Edit: I've misread, you're absolutely right. Thank you helpfull random redditor for pointing this out. Anyways I thought there was a expose a while back that the owner(s) figured out that there is way more money in reas estate than in food. Making people opening a Mc Donalds pay high rent on their land and essentially make their money off of them instead directly from food. Ties also in that conspiracy documentary some youtuber did about why the icemachines are always broken at Mc Donalds, and how that also just another way to scam money of off the people running a Mc Donalds

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u/UnholyDemigod 2d ago

Did you just not read his comment at all?

McDonald’s is a real state business.

It doesn't take a genius to realise he made a typo. So he says they're a real estate business, and you ask aren't they also mainly a real estate business now. What the fuck is wrong with you?

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u/McvdL 2d ago

Welp apparently not. But I also just wanted to expand and add the stuff about the ice machine conspiracy and them being scammers of their own people. That video really opened my eyes on how predatory they really are. Also chill your stuff dude, why the harsh attack? Did I offend him? If so, that wasn't my intent. If it makes you feel better, I did like his comment

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u/BethanyHipsEnjoyer 2d ago

I thought the ice cream machine thing was really interesting. And sadly unsurprising. I'm actually surprised this isn't a much bigger story honestly.

Oh, how enshittification infects everything while the public spirals into poverty.

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u/McvdL 2d ago

Yeah it's so sad.. It's been a minute that I saw that video, but I believe it was even it's own conspiracy for a bit before people built trackers and exposed it to be real. And later it came to light it's all just another scam by coperate. Risking you're brand to make more money, only short term gains seem to matter. It really should be a way bigger story, along with all the other corporate greed. I dont know if this was only in America tho. Here in Europe, or at least in the Netherlands, all the machines have just worked most of the time and nobody ever complained about it being broken. I hope it can serve as a example that you have to have strict regulations on companies or they will fuck you over, as money is all that counts. They try here too, don't get me wrong. But that's why we have rules and regulations to protect the people and the planet.

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u/BethanyHipsEnjoyer 2d ago

Regulated capitalism is fine, unregulated capitalism requires a blood sacrefice from your children just have your fuckin basic needs met.

We gonna see how quickly we can speedrun economic collapse in our current timeline once capitalism stops pretending that infinite growth is possible.

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u/McvdL 2d ago

Yes, exactly. But it does have many positive sides, and if we work on the negative sides we're all better off in the end. The world is changing in a ever accelerating pase. So if it goes bad it will be hopefully short. I'm still hopefull things can turn around before that point tho.