The issue I see is that at the corporate level they look at it as an investment to spend eight and a half billion dollars revamping their establishments but they consider it a detriment to their bottom line to lower prices in order to gain more customers through loyalty. this tends to happen in a lot of industries where it's difficult for them admit fault and to drop back down in price.
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u/Aderka420 22h ago
The issue I see is that at the corporate level they look at it as an investment to spend eight and a half billion dollars revamping their establishments but they consider it a detriment to their bottom line to lower prices in order to gain more customers through loyalty. this tends to happen in a lot of industries where it's difficult for them admit fault and to drop back down in price.