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It's like anything else: convenience, quickness, consistency, perception of cleanliness, habits of others around you, and so on. If it's a group decision - and
by chiefalchemist 6y ago
It's like anything else: convenience, quickness, consistency, perception of cleanliness, habits of others around you, and so on.
If it's a group decision - and often enough it is - a place like Pret becomes the acceptable least common denominator. No one might love it, but more importantly no one probably hates it.
- barrkel 6y agoI hate it, and I hate what it stands for. I mentally associaciate Pret with bankers, and I haven't forgetten about 2008. I'm being facetious, but only just... I work in fintech, and I end up associating with a bunch of bankers, and I give those who still patronize Pret a bit of a hard time.
- chiefalchemist 6y agoI'm not a fan either. But I recently read Jonah Berger's "Invisible Influence." Interesting stuff.