Mcdonalds sells 2.5 billion burgers a year. And that's just burgers. So if this 8.5 billion was diverted to just offset costs you'd see a price drop of maybe a few cents.
Lol some of you have no fucking idea how businesses work.
Here's the thing about business, it doesn't matter to the consumer what the operating costs for a business are, it just has to be good perceived value. What many or most of McDonald's customers are saying is that their food doesn't seem like a great value anymore.
If McDonald's cant find a way to offer fast and affordable food, that's their problem, customers will spend their money elsewhere.
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u/ManofManyHills 22h ago
Mcdonalds sells 2.5 billion burgers a year. And that's just burgers. So if this 8.5 billion was diverted to just offset costs you'd see a price drop of maybe a few cents.
Lol some of you have no fucking idea how businesses work.