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To: central_va

#1 Running a business in the red is untenable whether or not the owner has sufficient money to retire. ,
#2 Fast food is supposed to be inexpensive. As cost to consumer rises eating home or packing lunch becomes preferable.


22 posted on 04/05/2024 5:36:28 AM PDT by JayGalt (DEI = Didn’t Earn It)
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To: JayGalt
#1 Running a business in the red is untenable whether or not the owner has sufficient money to retire.

Exactly. That comment about having enough money to retire was stupid.

Running a fast-food business in the red means, regardless of how much money you have, you'll soon have less.

47 posted on 04/05/2024 5:51:25 AM PDT by RoosterRedux (A person who seeks the truth with a closed mind will never find it. He will only confirm his bias.)
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To: JayGalt

There are some freepers who do not understand basic economics or what goes into running a business. It used to be that fast food employed mostly teens/young adults and was a stepping stone to their careers. It’s also the reason why the food could be cheaper.

Business owners can only absorb so much before they have to cut hours and/or raise prices. Many have already had to raise prices due to bidenomics and are losing sales as a result.

Not to mention, when you raise minimum wage for the lowest paid workers, it really becomes a wage hike across the board. Those employees making $20 now will have to make more as well.


62 posted on 04/05/2024 6:12:06 AM PDT by LilFarmer
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To: JayGalt

Let’s test you econ IQ. True or false: If min wage goes up $2/hr then the cost of food goes up $2/order.


98 posted on 04/05/2024 6:57:55 AM PDT by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn...)
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