Submitted by random_vermonter t3_10izhss in vermont
NoMidnight5366 t1_j5hpha9 wrote
This is almost a cliche r/vermont post —because it’s so Vermont.
random_vermonter OP t1_j5hqn73 wrote
Just a honest question.
NoMidnight5366 t1_j5hrd9k wrote
I’m just pointing out that we are such a rural,small town state. Totally honest question and I totally relate. We made a big deal when Dunkin’ came to town.
endeavour3d t1_j5il6d3 wrote
other businesses don't have nearly the same problems that KFC/Taco Bell do, it's universal in New England I've noticed, I've tried to get stuff at 3 different Taco Bells in VT and in NH and they all are horrible. Yet at the same time I can goto another business like Moe's or Wendys or Burger King and get in and out in 10 minutes or less with food no problem, even during busy times.
There's something wrong with the regional Yum! Brands management here that's especially worse when it comes to organizing their stores and workforce.
random_vermonter OP t1_j5ja8ah wrote
It may be a refusal or inability to pay competitive wages to workers. Did the franchisee receive a PPP loan(s)?
PersistentCookie t1_j5j6lv1 wrote
Do you remember when the Wendy’s opened? They had police directing traffic it was so crowded.
random_vermonter OP t1_j5kwb9k wrote
It still gets that crowded with the drive thru. I’ve decided to avoid Wendy’s. Knew someone who worked there and they claimed that restaurant serves moldy buns, etc.
Loudergood t1_j5m0mr7 wrote
I laughed so hard at Panera.
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