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Arby's stopped offering their BOGO sandwich deal for a couple of weekends but they're doing it every weekend again now.
Sandwich must be of equal or lesser value. Excludes Angus Cheesesteak. Not available through 3rd-party delivery services. Must have an active Arby's Rewards account to redeem. Tax & fees extra. Excludes modifiers. May not combine with any other discount or offer. Limit 1.
Sandwich must be of equal or lesser value. Excludes Angus Cheesesteak. Not available through 3rd-party delivery services. Must have an active Arby's Rewards account to redeem. Tax & fees extra. Excludes modifiers. May not combine with any other discount or offer. Limit 1.
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Arby's stopped offering their BOGO sandwich deal for a couple of weekends but they're doing it every weekend again now.
Sandwich must be of equal or lesser value. Excludes Angus Cheesesteak. Not available through 3rd-party delivery services. Must have an active Arby's Rewards account to redeem. Tax & fees extra. Excludes modifiers. May not combine with any other discount or offer. Limit 1.
Sandwich must be of equal or lesser value. Excludes Angus Cheesesteak. Not available through 3rd-party delivery services. Must have an active Arby's Rewards account to redeem. Tax & fees extra. Excludes modifiers. May not combine with any other discount or offer. Limit 1.
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As with every time, the only people to blame is the one's buying them...hence keeping companies playing games thru indirect positive reinforcement.
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As with every time, the only people to blame is the one's buying them...hence keeping companies playing games thru indirect positive reinforcement.
You want to be in a job where it makes money regardless. Government, taxation.
If all fast food places gave deals all the time or kept prices low according to what a few customers wanted, you would get your cheap price, but employment is at stake and the businesses would go under more quickly.
If you could pay $0 for food, would you?
Fast food, in American history, filled a niche at a time where both genders started working outside the house and very little time was given to cooking food. Still, people who find the time to cook are the fast food industry's worst enemies. Even then, you would have the same issue at grocery stores. They are putting out deals to get you as a customer over their competitors (because you still need to buy their product) and any $ in is better than nothing for the time being, not because they are trying to please their customer base.
If all fast food places gave deals all the time or kept prices low according to what a few customers wanted, you would get your cheap price, but employment is at stake and the businesses would go under more quickly.
If you could pay $0 for food, would you?
When California raised their minimum wage to $20, that's what put employment at stake. What use to be 3 to 6 order takers is now 4 kiosks. They simply can't afford to pay employees $20, keep prices reasonable, and make a profit.
If a business is not paying health insurance and any other benefits, for the time a worker is working part time, the wage should be high (to cover expenses, transportation, and housing until they come back the next day). People state housing..remember that any time anyone is not working, it is a cost on either the taxpayers or their parents (yes, high schoolers should still be paid something to at least fill in the rent portion of their budgets, if they need to pay it). High schoolers (if one wants to use that argument) are definitely not doing charity work either.
In business, there is no such thing as "keep prices reasonable," to what standard? This can be seen from the varying prices people have an issue with on this site.
The CEO wants to see a 5% growth projection per year or else shareholders will have an issue!
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