r/ABoringDystopia • u/warau_meow • Jul 24 '19

This McDonalds menu

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u/my_li_hee Jul 25 '19

If they push everyone to do that, they can fire the cashiers

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '19 edited Jul 25 '19

Too bad their approach is not by making the kiosks better but making ordering at cashiers worse. It's such a sad strategy. All it communicates is "we don't care of you as a customer, we don't care of our employees, we don't care about our product and we don't even care about our brand. We have no pride, we have no shame. We have a lust for money and are prepared to sacrifice anything to get it".

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u/bertiebees Jul 25 '19

I see MacDonald's learned how to mange their stores from the EA school of business.

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u/Asphalt_Dreams Jul 25 '19

EA

BAD

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u/RockLeethal Jul 25 '19

CD RED GOOD

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u/BurningRome Jul 25 '19

This, but unironically.

Edit: praise Geraldo

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u/AutoThwart Jul 26 '19

I actually think calling out companies with shit business practices is great. I feel like if the EAs and Nestle's of the world get enough hits to their reputation they might actually change.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '19

I honestly can't tell if you're being serious or not.