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In addition to representing basic supply and demand principles, this sounds like a good way to mitigate the worker shortages than many restaurants have faced re
by bandyaboot 3y ago
In addition to representing basic supply and demand principles, this sounds like a good way to mitigate the worker shortages than many restaurants have faced recently. You need enough workers to meet peak demand. This serves to lower peak demand by spreading it out.
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- autoexec 3y agoNo one is going to rearrange their life according to when some burger joint has lower prices. You'll never know when that will be anyway. Many people have zero say over when their employers allow them to eat lunch in the first place. People eat when they have time, or (less often) when they are hungry and none of those things take into account price. At best this will drive business to restaurants that aren't playing games with their prices.
- bandyaboot 3y agoWell I wouldn’t classify choosing to go to a restaurant during off-peak hours as rearranging my life and I think I have a fairly good idea of what times are off-peak for most restaurants.