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Why would we exclude overhead? In glassblowing, the materials are worth almost nothing. The fuel it takes to melt glass often costs more than the raw materials.
by code_duck 7y ago
Why would we exclude overhead?
In glassblowing, the materials are worth almost nothing. The fuel it takes to melt glass often costs more than the raw materials. The studio takes significant expense to operate and being a glassblower is a skilled position. Now and then people find out that the glass costs x amount a lb, and will say “bro it’s like $5 of glass why is this piece $150”... also ignoring the retail markup. The material costs have a fairly low influence on the price.
- cwbrandsma 7y agoBecause they are chicken goop cooked in a microwave.
- code_duck 7y agoYes, by employees, in a franchise, in a commercial building, with utilities, insurance and transportation costs attached. We already established the chicken goop itself didn’t cost very much. I also don’t think they’re cooked in a microwave (deep fried, aren’t they?). Let’s see... “all of our chicken products are raw and frozen when they arrive at our restaurants. Our crispy chicken, Junior Chicken patties, and Chicken McNuggets are par-fried to set the batter and immediately frozen by our supplier. The grilled chicken is cooked on our grill and the rest of our chicken products hit the fryers to cook before they reach your tray (or bag). ” https://yourquestions.mcdonalds.ca/answer/how-is-your-chicken-products-prepared-in-store-are-they-precooked-in-any-way/ https://yourquestions.mcdonalds.ca/answer/how-is-your-chicke...