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Connolly provided some possible reasons for the new behavior.
First, he said, consumers may be trying to save money because this summer will likely be “more travel intensive” than last year, something he believes will be a temporary shift.
Other reasons he gave include deflationary trends in a few single-ingredient items and lower pension incomes.
Regarding what the company can do to stimulate demand, Connolly said he is not a fan of deep-discount promotions, because those tend to train the shopper to look for deals.
“So we don’t like those kinds of promotions,” he said. “But in the current environment with the consumer that is cutting back and making other choices, we probably are more likely to see some players resort to harder deals to stimulate units.”
Blind tone deaf MBA piece of shit
tfw unironically using the word triggered
This is one of those situations where I hope everyone loses
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So are ars technica and gizmodo, which are also just giant Apple advertisement sites
liberal democracies pose existential threats to liberal democracies
every fucking day
That's not what I am asking. Are there anti-monopoly laws in the United States that would prevent Twitter from blocking links to their competitor?
Was this from when he was writing otHello World
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