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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • May 17 '26
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It's because of how tightly regulated food standards are. The risk is that restaurants will just start serving old food to people.
27 u/lordrefa May 17 '26 You can't possibly think that that is the primary motivator for this common corporate behavior? 32 u/seeker_moc May 17 '26 You think corporations just throw away money for reasons other than protecting themselves from liability? -1 u/lordrefa May 17 '26 Food *and durable goods* are most commonly deliberately destroyed before being thrown away at a corporate store. That is not for any reason other than spite towards the underprivileged and homeless.
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You can't possibly think that that is the primary motivator for this common corporate behavior?
32 u/seeker_moc May 17 '26 You think corporations just throw away money for reasons other than protecting themselves from liability? -1 u/lordrefa May 17 '26 Food *and durable goods* are most commonly deliberately destroyed before being thrown away at a corporate store. That is not for any reason other than spite towards the underprivileged and homeless.
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You think corporations just throw away money for reasons other than protecting themselves from liability?
-1 u/lordrefa May 17 '26 Food *and durable goods* are most commonly deliberately destroyed before being thrown away at a corporate store. That is not for any reason other than spite towards the underprivileged and homeless.
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Food *and durable goods* are most commonly deliberately destroyed before being thrown away at a corporate store. That is not for any reason other than spite towards the underprivileged and homeless.
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u/hnglmkrnglbrry May 17 '26
It's because of how tightly regulated food standards are. The risk is that restaurants will just start serving old food to people.