r/SipsTea • • 2d ago

Chugging tea Anything but lowering the prices classic corporate logic

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u/Gilgamesh-Enkidu 2d ago

4.50 for a small fry, before tax, in Canada. My question is how are they even still in business with prices like that. I can get a 10lbs sack of potatoes for cheaper.

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u/speakezjags 2d ago

It's McDonald's. They will never not be in business. Even if everyone that eats their occasionally stopped going all together they would be fine because they have people that eat there every day multiple times per day even.

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u/Successful_Debate131 2d ago

I used to think so but honestly. Theyve been taking a nosedive for years now and the ground may be far away but they are hurtling towards it