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Actual for You - Fast Food Business Thought 2000-2001
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Fast Food back then drew in a generally married customer 56.7 % of the time and singles 33
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Fast Food back then drew in a generally married customer 56.7 % of the time and singles 33%
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Fast Food back then drew in a generally married customer 56.7 % of the time and singles 33
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Fast Food back then drew in a generally married customer 56.7 % of the time and singles 33
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Fast Food back then drew in a generally married customer 56.7 % of the time and singles 33
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Fast Food back then drew in a generally married customer 56.7 % of the time and singles 33% with divorcees only 10% of the time. Back then the customer was generally white 83% of the time and had a sizeable household income of 50K plus nearly 30% of the time and the second highest percentage of revenue came from the customers whose household income was 75K plus. Middle Class and Upper Middle class people buy more fast food, they also tend to get more car wash services and pay more for add-ons too. Lunch was the favorite meal 57% of customers came in at lunch back in 2000. Unfortunately they were spending money they should have spent to wash their car. You see, QSRs are a good weather meter of the economy. In August of 2001 QSRs all reported lower same store sales with only Wendy’s reporting only modest same store sales, with lower profits and higher c
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