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>>1850725
I think Dunkin is taking over.

Starbucks was a fad for hipster liberal fags and I don't think it's sustainable when Dunkin is half the price.

Still an interesting post though, OP

>>1850725
Awhile ago I realized: every time trump slams a business/corporation and makes their stock go down, it might be an opportunity to buy for cheap.

>>1850728
Shit. I forgot about Dunkin. When I was in Virginia on business I ate that shit every day. Would walk across the street to get a coffee and egg sandwich. Delicious.

Thanks for reminding me. I guess I could go with the "why not both approach"

>>1850728
>>1850733

idk dunking gives off that shit tier vibe

all the brown tones screams hobo refugee camp.

and the last time I was there the other day they didn't even have any regular donuts.

Starbucks is still a big brand in my opinion, overpriced sugar shit though. Is it cheap in the US?

>>1850744
Yeah but the thing is, their prices are still going up (to absurd levels)

Eventually people are gonna wise up and I think that's already happening.

>>1850744
Overpriced, but people are WTP... A medium cup of coffee costs about $2.50 from there. Rip.

refugees are the modern equivalent of cotton pickers, profit will be witnessed

>>1850772
They're not working for slave wages if that's what you're insinuating.

>>1850753
How can this be a thing?

Hipster coffee place boom when?