I think Krispy Kreme will be okay no matter what donut man does. It's worth hundreds of millions, it has 4300 employees, operates in multiple countries, it has

I think Krispy Kreme will be okay no matter what donut man does. It's worth hundreds of millions, it has 4300 employees, operates in multiple countries, it has been around for nearly a century. In a "rogue donut man" scenario, I think Krispy Kreme would do fine because it already has employees or contractors who talk to the press and argue with the public on corporate social media. As for your friend's opinions about grubhub, if his restaurant is a similar size to Krispy Kreme - i.e. international franchise, over $500 million revenue - then I could have an easier time imagining that his fears align perfectly with the fears of c-level execs at Krispy Kreme; right now I just don't know if your friend really reflects the conciousness of Krispy Kreme's high-muck-a-mucks because I don't know if the two companies are equally vulnerable to internet slander.