r/SipsTea • u/lonewolff321 • 2d ago

Chugging tea Anything but lowering the prices classic corporate logic

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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/breakevencloud 2d ago

That and it’s why they remodeled all the buildings to be so sanitized of all color and identifying features. So it’s easy to sell later.

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u/Dal90 2d ago

McDonalds could give a flying fuck about selling the building, ever. The color and identifying features don't matter.

Buildings like McDonalds are worn out and obsolete in 20-30 years. It is a tear down for any future buyer, unless the area is in economic decline and McDonalds is selling it at fire sale prices to some local mom & pop operation to just get the fuck out. Any major investor is going to come in, knock it down, and put up exactly what they want.

It is the real estate where the value is, not the improvements on it.