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The whole Taylor repair scenario reeks of some sort of corporate kickback scheme. Taylor makes a deal with corporate that forces franchises to buy a subpar mach
by dexwiz 3y ago
The whole Taylor repair scenario reeks of some sort of corporate kickback scheme. Taylor makes a deal with corporate that forces franchises to buy a subpar machine. Every time the machine goes down Taylor gets a repair order and corporate extracts power by potentially revoking the franchise if the owner seeks other means to repair it.
Talking to McDonalds workers one main complaint was that every item on the menu required a special machine. McDonald’s more closely resembles a factory than a kitchen.
- gamepsys 3y ago> every item on the menu required a special machine * One of McDonald's well known qualities is how consistent their products are. This is largely because every McDonald uses the same ingredients, the same equipment, and the same process. * Assembly line production is a key part of how McDonald's maintains speed. Not surprised to see that the equipment resembles factory equipment. * All of this is highly visible to the customer. You see inside the kitchen when you place an order inside the restaurant.