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In the 1980s, American burger chain A&W tried to compete with the McDonald's 1/4-pounder by launching its own 1/3-pounder. However, the product failed miserably because a large proportion of Americans thought 1/4 was bigger than 1/3.
We mention this now, because we always think of this story whenever we find ourselves arguing with fact-resistant Trump supporters online.
It is actually weird that Colonel Sanders hated what they'd done to his Kentucky Fried Chicken and moved to Canada so he could control rhe product, loved Canada, so he built Hospitals. AND ALSO, that A&W split in two, a growing good food version for Canada, and a cheap imitation that no one wants in the US.
I mean, fast food. Fast food.
Col. Sander's white suits and charities were Canadian.
Here's Harlan, Parade Grand Marshal, Brampton, Ontario
Cool. I never knew about Colonel Sanders ties to Canada. What a role model for wealthy people.
He LOVED making food, and after moving to Canada, he stopped getting richer, started charities, built hospitals.
He was a much loved local.
#canpoli
Sanders Wing Trillium Health
Stopped getting richer?
I understand the individual words. But together, they don't make sense
/s
Better we just tax them and properly regulate their businesses.
Yes of course, Tom is a comedian.
Hat tipped.
There wouldn't be billionaires if wages weren't stolen, pensions gutted, if taxes owed had been paid, if coercive markets were not set up, if wells not abandoned, if bribes were not paid, if monopolies not allowed.
Your words to ears that listen. Your wishes to policy.