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I wouldn't necessarily call that variation in consistency, but it's interesting you bring up the regional variations at McDonald's (Pizza Hut is one that has so
by tristor 5y ago
I wouldn't necessarily call that variation in consistency, but it's interesting you bring up the regional variations at McDonald's (Pizza Hut is one that has some /very/ interesting regional variations as well). This is something that can actually be jarring to Americans when they travel abroad, so much so that it's become something of a meme in travel communities for first-time travelers.
I think it's important to understand that it's pretty rare for a business to fail in its home market and succeed elsewhere, so winning in the home market first is important. A&W's home market and McDonald's home market is the US, and in the US McDonald's is /extremely/ consistent nationwide. It's probably the most consistent restaurant in any category.
- yardie 5y ago> it's pretty rare for a business to fail in its home market and succeed elsewhere Rare is correct. It does happen. Packard Bell, for example, an American brand that fell apart in the US was doing significantly well.