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> perhaps it's a simple cost reduction to maximize profit yeaaahh... perhaps? maybe? who can tell? it is a mystery.
by slater 5y ago
> perhaps it's a simple cost reduction to maximize profit
yeaaahh... perhaps? maybe? who can tell? it is a mystery.
- axg11 5y agoAre you under some illusion that Freshii, a publicly traded company, should have a different goal?
- slater 5y agoAre you under some illusion that this technology allows Freshii, a publicly traded company, to serve better food from their kitchen?
- scanny 5y agoGenuine Q: Is that their purpose as opposed to returning profits to shareholders ?
- slater 5y agoperhaps? maybe? who can tell? it is a mystery! //scnr But no, fairly obvious to me that it's not their purpose. This story just smacks of libertarian-brainworm-addled, late-stage capitalism. I know cynicism rarely helps, but I can't help but despise this MBA-run, super-short-term-profits-over-everything-else way of running businesses. Also might be that's why I don't run a business.
- cyanydeez 5y agoDepends entirely on their taxable status. You know, civil society isn't free.