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I love american food ads

>>19841581
its cheap but its not very good

>>19841581
Sams club is cheaper with a bigger cup

Can you imagine the kind of assmilk they stuff those with

check mate

for me, it's the chicken bake

>>19841581
They fucking got rid of the polish sausage option at my costco :(

>>19841581
Your mom when she let me pound her anus for $1

>>19841581
looks tasty af and a free refillable drink , that's a f insane promo!

>>19841777
>he microwaves his burger

ikea hotdogs taste way better

It's incredible. I always get plenty of delicious pickles and onions and then squirt on some mustard and ketchup.

>>19841581
based

relish gives me diarrhea

>>19841864
never happened

>>19841581
but that's terrible value. cheap and value are not same. Here's an example: if you buy a 1 pound burger that is 10% added water for $1, simpledivisionby weight means you paid 10 cents for 1.6 ounces of water. That's about 0.03 litres of (municipal) water. Evian is 75 cents a litre. But you are paying $3.33 cents per litre for tap water.
>what a deal!

>>19842677
>being this autistically wrong

>>19841676
I'm genuinely curious, what is it about this ad that makes you think it's uniquely American? What makes you think it's interesting?
t. an American

>>19841581
Hot dogs are fucking gross & reserved for trailer trash poorfags & carbonated sugar water is for fat fucks. Not much of a deal

>>19842677
I dare you to find a way to prepare a quarter pound all beef hot dog with all the fixings and a drink with refills for less than $1.50

>>19841581
>Name a better value proposition
physical silver for $20/oz

It'd be a better value if they were straight sausages. Hotdogs are the leftovers that couldn't get made into a solid cut (loin/flank/etc).

>>19843406
It's called a loss leader retard they don't make any money from it

>>19842816
explain my error mr smarty pants
> Hur dur the components value cant be determined by dividing ratio by price.
>autistic

>>19843406
it costs mcdonalds 66 cents to produce a big mac.
and thats ground beef, not mechanically seperated meat like the hot dog above, which is probably like <10 cents to produce. the mark up on the soda syurp + water & carbonation is the single biggest earner for fast food, which given they make 300% on the burgers... Your full meal is produced for under a dollar. They 3x on production cost and tell you its a bargin. Thats why they are rich and you are poor.

>>19841581

>>19841581
wen costco hot dog token on uniswap?

1 gallon canola oil - $4.99 - 15360 calories > 3000cal / $.

>>19843105
It's the minimalistic style and simple use of words
you see this kind of wording on your store fronts, not just restaurants

Stuff like
FRESH PIZZA
COLD DRINKS

>>19843881
There’s no way a big mac costs $0.66 to produce

>>19841777
>>19841973
people still own microwaves? I admit I eat like shit but I'd never stoop down to nuking my food down to 40% of its nutritional value

>>19841581
The white sugar, processed meat and refined carbs are literally poisoning you and giving you cancer.
Eat actual food OP.

>>19844287

Whats funny is that the 20oz soda and refill are more calories than the actual dog.

>>19843881
You’re forgetting labor + rent/utilities imbecile. Their margins aren’t that good. They make money on volume alone.

>>19844399
That huge dump of sugar literally stuns the pancreas and causes it to spike your insulin level like 10 times higher than it should ever be..
This causes insulin resistance which causes addiction to sugar, diabetes, cancer, obesity, alzheimer's, heart disease and many other modern day illnesses.
They funded a bunch of bullshit studies in the 70s that told us it was cholesterol and fat, but it's literally ALL from sugar and refined carbs.

>>19841581
The rotisserie chicken is the best deal at Costco. $5 for a 3 lb bird compared to you quarter pound hotdog

>>19843105
> oz.
> pound

>>19844430
They own the land they build their restaurants on

>>19844615
> what is opportunity cost
Doesn't matter if you own the land, it's still an indirect cost. They could sell or rent out the land if they didn't have a restaurant there.

>>19844610
What’s your point?

>>19843105
Are you serious?

>>19844615
> what is opportunity cost
Doesn't matter if you own the land, it's still a cost of doing business. They could sell or rent out the land if they didn't have a restaurant there.
>>19844653
Are you joking? Ounce and pound are only used in burgerland and the UK.

Man now I wanna go to costco but I'm pretty hungover and don't have the mental energy
c'est la vie I suppose

>>19844243
>people still own microwaves?
how else do you reheat food (without making it crunchy like an oven would)

>>19843105
>>19844653
>>19844698
>>19844721
Amerilards, I...

>>19844653
Are you stupid?

>>19841581

BNT below $1

Thank me in August

You’re welcome

>>19841581
Mmmmm Polish sausages

>>19844721
you eat it cold you fucking pussy. like our ancestors did

They started making you show proof of membership before you buy at the food court

The line went from at least 10 people deep to just one or two people in line last time I went

>>19841581
Fuck you I love those and I haven't had a Costco card for years. My mouth is watering now.

FUCK YOU FOREIGNER KEKS
SURE IM FAT AND IM AN AMERICAN
BUT GUESS WHAT YOU FUCKING POORFAG LOSERS
IM FUCKING RICH AS FUCK
1 IN 10 AMERICANS ARE MILLIONAIRES
AND GUESS WHAT MORE THAN 60% OF THE WORLDS MILLIONAIRE POPULATION LIVES IN AMERICA

FUCK YOU FOREIGNER CU.CKS
SURE IM FAT AND IM AN AMERICAN
BUT GUESS WHAT YOU FUCKING POORFAG LOSERS
IM FUCKING RICH AS FUCK
1 IN 10 AMERICANS ARE MILLIONAIRES
AND GUESS WHAT MORE THAN 60% OF THE WORLDS MILLIONAIRE POPULATION LIVES IN AMERICA

>>19841581
I literally buy these dogs and giant bags of rice and live off of just them for months at a time to accrue more link.

>>19845389
My mom gets the ~25 pound bags of jasmine rice and we have it as a side a few times as week. It's soooo tasty

>>19844430
"Cost of production" not "conponents", you brain dead cretin.

>>19843491
Why get that worked up just to mention a fact that backs his argument up?

This is what the business world refers to as a loss leader and the goal is to bring your cheap goy ass inside to get shaken of more shekels because most of the time you'll leave with something else.

>>19841581

whats this ? 1.5 $ ?? from when? from 1999 u freakin boomer?
That shieit costs like 5$

>>19845372

fag

>>19843881
mcdonald’s net on items is pennies. They are not 3xing, they make .5 cents on mcnugget entrees.

>>19844586
in terms of nutritional value / expense this is a way way better deal than fast food. But its still shit, and the mark up is still horrific.farmers sell those chickens for prep at like 30 cents a head, and still make a profit. prep on each chicken from cleaning to shelf will be pennies.Did you know al capone made 100 million a year bootlegging? After prohibition he discovered a business where the mark up & profit was even higher: Dairy.

>>19846445
Because he and everyone else in this thread is wrong, it literally costs them money to pay someone $20/hr to stand there and sell these.

>>19846749
When I was thinking about franchising a chicken shop, i made the same mistake you are now. thats what the franchise makes, not mcdonalds.
2019 mcd's op income was 9b. net profit was 61/2b, (After tax / strategic divestments). big money. they do it by charging you a dollar for shit worth a penny, and the franchise (who makes about 6% per annum), is just the first customer.

>>19841581
>Name a better value proposition
$170 BSV

>>19846806
But he's suggesting food production costs are high tho. you agree with him. I mean, you are both wrong; but you seem to be stupid, too.

>>19846985
PpuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhHHHH

>>19841581

Healthy food
Cheap junk is still junk

>>19847278<----
This