Service
What you won't do to make a profit. The Finns, for example, save on everything they can. Hessitis in Australia only builds its restaurants one after another, but it really can't maintain those restaurants at all. But it doesn't matter anymore. The stroke is that the whole floor in the restaurant is scratched, the trays are dirty and burgers have to wait almost an hour. The key is to be cheap for buyers and to keep the money rolling in the owners wallets. If what I said seems unbelievable, go to Marupe Hesite. The pig barn is cleaner. An apology for a long wait is not the seller's responsibility. And we were also ridiculed. The employee "forgot" to put the sauces in the takeaway pack. Trifle, but 80 cents is also money. If you still knew that these savings would be used to afford a normal shirt to the seller, otherwise look disgusting,that the guy is walking him in too much of an existing women's shirt with chest stitches. It may already be that this style has a certain tendency for Hessit or a guy, but work clothes should still be made by gender. Summary: dirt, rudeness and the feeling that the buyer has a duty to the seller, not the other way around. The burgers are not so delicious, but the service is much better. The Amish understand that with good service you can even sell manure, but the Finns have not yet understood it. Sorry
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