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No because tech havent been cheap enough now it is while wages are potentially going up. You are basically arguing against the numbers here.
by ThomPete 11y ago
No because tech havent been cheap enough now it is while wages are potentially going up. You are basically arguing against the numbers here.
- notahacker 11y agoThe numbers show that McDonalds beat earnings forecasts three quarters in a row after putting wages up. Fast food is not a struggling industry. Vending machines have always been cheap, but they've never been popular. Which is why the fast food giants, each with large teams of analysts armed with all the relevant numbers, have experimented very little with them, and generally cancelled the experiments after very short periods.
- ThomPete 11y agoFastfood is a competitive industry. I never said it was struggling. You are trying to establish strawmen no one is talking about. That's my signal to get out of a conversation. Believe what you want, reality speaks for itself.