I have always wondered why food vendors reduce the quality of their services after winning the heart of people.
It is certain that they will lose many of the people that came for the quality.
You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
I have always wondered why food vendors reduce the quality of their services after winning the heart of people.
It is certain that they will lose many of the people that came for the quality.
Yeah, this happens a lot. I guess many just run a business model: Open up, win a following to build revenue then sell off when the business's P & L (profit and loss) statement looks the best. A friend just did this with her place and made a good sum of money. I stopped going there as the service and quality declined as she began to make the books look more solid for the prospective buyer, and I'll never go back.