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I spend about 5-8,000$ every 3 days on ordering those fucking nuggets. I have around 0.13% go missing each month. That amounts to about 1,400$ worth of lost nuggets (in sale cost, not product cost).
So yeah, we can notice that
So what you're saying is we need to start doing 12
So what you are saying is you own a McDonalds?
I run the kitchen and do all the inventory, it's a nightmare
So what's your real day job?
Managing stress induced illness
Either that or he has a killer appetite
ACAB
???
If you average the cost range, you're spending around $65,000 on nuggets monthly.
If 0.13% is equivalent to $1,400 in lost sales, then your store would sell $65K of nuggets for $1,076,923.
That's ~16.6 times the original price. Considering most restaurants operate at around a 3-4x markup, that's huge!
Yeah, McDonalds is a total ripoff. The cheap stuff is pennies on the dollar for what you actually pay for at the counter.
You could realistically halve prices and still come out with a marginal profit.