Subj : Fast Food Prices
To   : The Godfather
From : Arelor
Date : Mon Mar 28 2022 07:18:05

  Re: Fast Food Prices
  By: The Godfather to All on Sun Mar 27 2022 08:51 pm

 > Hey all .. I have 3 kiddos living at home and we used to get fast food once per wee
 > however since the increase to the grocery bill we have cut out, well, eating out, f
 > our budget.
 > 
 > I do however remember the price of beef almost doubling, yet the hamburger joints
 > somehow sustained the same low prices.  We had ordered from Freddy's Frozen Custard
 > Steakburgers, which the entire family normally loves on occasion.  The hamburger wa
 > horrible, as if they lowered the grade if not even changed out the animal meat serv
 > (joking but it was not good).  A week later we tried 5 Guys, again horrible.
 > 
 > Curious to know, are the Fast Food places:
 > 1. Prices going up or staying the same?
 > 2. Quality or portions same or worse/smaller?
 > 3. Are they even open most of the time?
 > 
 > That last question -- we drive by a Wendy's daily and half the time notice an 8x11
 > paper on the drive through window stating "closed due to staffing shortages."
 > 
 > Crazy times we're living in.
 > 
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 > ... Help! I can't find the "ANY" key.

In Spain, for what I have seen, Fast Food conditions have not changed by much _yet_.

Regular grocery is going up in price and down in supply. Transport agencies have gone
on strike because they can no longer make a living with the current gas prices so
things are getting hard for city folks, since food-stuff is just not being delivered
to a number of towns.

I expect Fast Foods in Spain to go down in quality rather than inflate the prices,
unless they have no option. Our way is always to lower the quality first :-)

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