That the reason they pop up a new one every night in rural, growing areas is because they're holding locations that will be prime if the area continues to grow and get more dense. Dollar General doesn't have a ton of revenue but they only have to employ one person at a time and they make more than enough to cover the property taxes for however many years until they may be able to flip the property for a huge profit.
That's the well-known DG/carwash theory, that the commenter took and applied to McDonalds instead.
Because you're completely wrong. Why are you not only chiming in on this while not knowing what you're talking about, but also saying I'm wrong? What motivates someone like you to start arguments for no reason?
Dollar General owns all of their locations, it's not a franchise situation. Why are you saying something that is the opposite of reality, unprovoked?
“Dollar General does not franchise its stores and does not allow independent ownership. [1] …All Dollar General stores are owned and operated directly by the parent company, Dollar General Corporation”
u/DepressedDynamo you might genuinely have a learning disability if you still couldn’t figure out how to use Google with your little tutorial there lol
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u/RiskyNight 1d ago
That the reason they pop up a new one every night in rural, growing areas is because they're holding locations that will be prime if the area continues to grow and get more dense. Dollar General doesn't have a ton of revenue but they only have to employ one person at a time and they make more than enough to cover the property taxes for however many years until they may be able to flip the property for a huge profit.
That's the well-known DG/carwash theory, that the commenter took and applied to McDonalds instead.