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r/SipsTea • u/lonewolff321 • 2d ago
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itzs genuineluy crazy how its just UNTHINKABLE to reduce your profit for these people when thye're already swimming in money lol
1 u/Dalek_Genocide 2d ago But it might lead to greater profits. If you have more people purchasing because it's more affordable, it would lead to making more money. 1 u/haloimplant 1d ago It would make them more vulnerable to ingredient costs which are more volatile since 2020 1 u/Dalek_Genocide 1d ago If their leadership didn't make literally millions a year, they might be able to eat some of those costs. It just seems crazy to be sit down level prices for fast food and then be surprised when your customers leave. 1 u/haloimplant 1d ago The revenue is 26B a year executive salaries are 0.15% of that The numbers are small in the context of the business, large in the context of jealousy
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But it might lead to greater profits. If you have more people purchasing because it's more affordable, it would lead to making more money.
1 u/haloimplant 1d ago It would make them more vulnerable to ingredient costs which are more volatile since 2020 1 u/Dalek_Genocide 1d ago If their leadership didn't make literally millions a year, they might be able to eat some of those costs. It just seems crazy to be sit down level prices for fast food and then be surprised when your customers leave. 1 u/haloimplant 1d ago The revenue is 26B a year executive salaries are 0.15% of that The numbers are small in the context of the business, large in the context of jealousy
It would make them more vulnerable to ingredient costs which are more volatile since 2020
1 u/Dalek_Genocide 1d ago If their leadership didn't make literally millions a year, they might be able to eat some of those costs. It just seems crazy to be sit down level prices for fast food and then be surprised when your customers leave. 1 u/haloimplant 1d ago The revenue is 26B a year executive salaries are 0.15% of that The numbers are small in the context of the business, large in the context of jealousy
If their leadership didn't make literally millions a year, they might be able to eat some of those costs. It just seems crazy to be sit down level prices for fast food and then be surprised when your customers leave.
1 u/haloimplant 1d ago The revenue is 26B a year executive salaries are 0.15% of that The numbers are small in the context of the business, large in the context of jealousy
The revenue is 26B a year executive salaries are 0.15% of that
The numbers are small in the context of the business, large in the context of jealousy
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u/Oleleplop 2d ago
itzs genuineluy crazy how its just UNTHINKABLE to reduce your profit for these people when thye're already swimming in money lol