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"Happy Hour" usually implies alcohol, which obviously Wendy's doesn't support. But your idea is actually really interesting, maybe even innovative. Instead of
by taftster 3y ago
"Happy Hour" usually implies alcohol, which obviously Wendy's doesn't support.
But your idea is actually really interesting, maybe even innovative. Instead of the constant price changes from a digital menu, a fast food restaurant embracing "happy hour" in the context of their own menu offerings. I think this could maybe play.
- Mountain_Skies 3y agoTaco Bell already has "Happier Hour" for their drinks, which are all non-alcoholic, so near terminology is already in play. I'm curious if Taco Bell would try to claim ownership over the term. In light of them opposing Taco John's owning a trademark on Taco Tuesdays, it would be difficult for them to justify.
- paradox460 3y agoSome taco bells also serve alcohol. They are generally called Taco Bell cantinas
- JoshTriplett 3y ago> "Happy Hour" usually implies alcohol, which obviously Wendy's doesn't support. Many, many restaurants have "happy hour" menu pricing to encourage people to come at off-peak times, without necessarily having any correlation with alcohol. I don't think anyone would question the naming.