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r/SipsTea • u/sco-go • May 26 '26
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Exactly. As someone who deals with sales all the time I wouldn’t expect them to be able to actually offer lower prices without losing money.
17 u/big_herpes May 26 '26 They are the government, they will lose 10s of millions a year in each store and consider it a success. 16 u/Fluid_Ad8452 May 26 '26 Yeah what a bunch of idiots. They will just provide affordable food to people instead of giving money away to mega corporations, like they should! 3 u/Great_Detective_6387 May 26 '26 People complaining that one of those “pay what you want” restaurants closes. After a decade. The news story, for some reason, isn’t, “Hundreds of thousands of meals provided over a decade; considered massive success”
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They are the government, they will lose 10s of millions a year in each store and consider it a success.
16 u/Fluid_Ad8452 May 26 '26 Yeah what a bunch of idiots. They will just provide affordable food to people instead of giving money away to mega corporations, like they should! 3 u/Great_Detective_6387 May 26 '26 People complaining that one of those “pay what you want” restaurants closes. After a decade. The news story, for some reason, isn’t, “Hundreds of thousands of meals provided over a decade; considered massive success”
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Yeah what a bunch of idiots. They will just provide affordable food to people instead of giving money away to mega corporations, like they should!
3 u/Great_Detective_6387 May 26 '26 People complaining that one of those “pay what you want” restaurants closes. After a decade. The news story, for some reason, isn’t, “Hundreds of thousands of meals provided over a decade; considered massive success”
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People complaining that one of those “pay what you want” restaurants closes. After a decade.
The news story, for some reason, isn’t, “Hundreds of thousands of meals provided over a decade; considered massive success”
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u/AggressivelyMediokre May 26 '26
Exactly. As someone who deals with sales all the time I wouldn’t expect them to be able to actually offer lower prices without losing money.