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What is something that was once well respected that is now not?

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JoumanaKayrouz@lemmy.world
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Chain restaurants. All of them eventually turn to shit. Buffalo Wild Wings was LEGIT when they first started. They had .50 wing nights. Now they have tiny ass overpriced wings. Same with Chipotle. They used to have amazing burritos the size of your head, and now they are tiny and take an hour to get.

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oSillyScope@sh.itjust.works
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Buffalo Wild Wings and Taco Bell could stop acting as restaurants and just sell their sauces in grocery stores and turn mad profit. That’s the only way I consume either of those brands.

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Redditsucks1@lemmy.world
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Buffalo wild wings does sell their sauces in the grocery. We go mad over Asain Zing

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NullPointerException@lemm.ee
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for taco bell you can just get a few bucks worth of food and ask for a ton of sauce and they don’t give a fuck they’ll just dump handfuls in there for you

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Purplexingg@lemmy.world
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I got a head sized burrito at chipotle yesterday that took two minutes. For me the issue is the peice. Total was $11 for a chicken burrito and chips and salsa. Not terrible imo but I miss $6.90 burritos. Buffalo wild wings is rough though.

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anomaly13@lemmy.world
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  1. Sell cheap, good food
  2. Develop a national brand/reputation
  3. Now that you have a differentiated product that has a good reputation and a brand people are loyal to, raise prices
  4. ???
  5. Profit
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bufordt@sh.itjust.works
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  1. Switch to the cheapest ingredients you can find.
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CmdrShepard@lemmy.one
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This describes so many companies. Samsung is a perfect example of this.

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