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stubish 15 minutes ago [-]
"always free to determine the final price" indicates they are aware they are forcing collusion and creating an illegal cartel. Head office telling two competing franchises how much to charge is essentially the same as two competing franchisees agreeing to pricing over a round of golf. If it gets that far, will be interesting to see who ends up holding that bag.
stubish 8 minutes ago [-]
I'm surprised the market accepted this sort of franchisee set pricing. When I saw how airport prices differed from regular prices, I just tried harder to avoid airport food. Its a world where people drive distances for a cent per liter in petrol, but they don't pay attention to where they can get their same dinner cheaper?
crmd 53 minutes ago [-]
McDonalds used to be fun, whimsical places. The one now in my neighborhood feel like the DMV. What the hell happened?
jerlam 13 minutes ago [-]
Same thing that happened to Starbucks. Online and drive-through orders make more money with less work, so they concentrated on optimizing those while killing the brand.
MustangMatt46 1 hours ago [-]
Great. I'll continue not buying them.
m463 3 hours ago [-]
$18 big mac?
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orionblastar 2 hours ago [-]
McDonald's is spending $8 billion to figure out why they can't sell enough food. Maybe lower prices instead of spending $8 billion?