• StupidBrotherInLaw
    442 months ago
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    Only down 3%? I was hoping more. Still, fuck em. Maybe fewer consumers want to pay out the nose for a cup of flavored sugar with coffee?

    • oursEnglish
      212 months ago
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      Overpriced cafeinated milkshakes for adults makerating masquerading as “coffee”.

      • Thebeardedsinglemalt
        82 months ago
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        Starbucks customer: Ooof, don’t talk to me before I’ve had my morning coffeeId like a Venti vanilla caramel mochaccino with 2 extra pumps of vanilla and double drizzle on the whipped creambut low fat whipped cream

          • ours
            22 months ago
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            Remember kids: fat bad, sugar good.

            This message was financed by the fine people of the snack and fast food industry.

      • Krauerking
        32 months ago
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        makerating

        Masquerading?

        It’s an honestly difficult borrowed French/Italian word just checking if that’s what you were going for.

        • oursEnglish
          42 months ago
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          Yep, you’re correct, I butchered it. Tired.

          • rekorse
            12 months ago
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            Fire your auto correct, that shit let you down hard.

    • CileTheSane
      102 months ago
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      When you demand infinite growth any decline in growth is a catastrophe.

        • CileTheSane
          62 months ago
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          I used to be middle management in retail. The province wide financial meetings had franchisees shitting themselves because the profit vs cost percentage had gone down, despite the actual profit amount continuing to increase (by raising prices).

          These people do not live in reality. All numbers must always go up.

      • rekorse
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        They really should post their expected goals along side the loss.

        For example they could have a goal of 3% increase which means they undershot their goal by a stupid margin.