Nah, I'm sure they have a team of bean-counters and efficiency experts that can tell you how much the company saves if a customer takes 1 napkin instead of 2.

jeans with swarovski crystal on ur ass pocket = retarded markup / price

I can ask my buddy next time we play poker, he owns a bunch of stores. I know the least amount of profit for them is on bottled water, the conversation came up last time we played. They also lose a lot of money on sauces like nugget sauce and packs of mc chicken sauce.

...from China :thumbsup:

f u alex, na outlets and hook up from shady vietnamese cafes :troll:

I dont care bout most of the over-priced items but textbook prices are fucking ridiculous, if tuition wasn't enough for students to bare, they mark up the textbooks and change editions every fucking 2 semesters so you people have to buy new, can't even sell the old ones anymore

agreed with water n popcorn

i dont eat pop corn and i always drinks tap water

i duno about u guys but text msg for ppl that don't have unlimited text cuz that shit is expensive

Whether it be $250 or $50, your dumb ass is still paying too much for ugly ass jeans.

yea, freebies, and abuse of freebies lol

id be interested how the accounting works per store, a guy i know from highschool his dad owns the port kells mcdonalds as well as the walnut grove one

You forgot monster HDMI cables/monster anything

I never understood how bottle water companies make money here in BC.

It's like selling sand to somebody who lives in the desert .

The ignorance/laziness/stupidity of people really amazes me.

extended warranty for electronics and cars...shit that costs like $100-500 that you might not use in the end

I've read somewhere that cellular phone companies make huge profits from SMS's. It barely costs them anything and they can charge one sms for $0.50 or more.

I can't believe A/V cables from future shop aren't on that list...

Napkins cost us 3 cents each. Places like Mcdicks now the price of everything down to the last cent. A frozen unfinished donut costs a Tim Hortons franchise owner 17.9 cents.

yeah holly fuck, someone should burn the monster cable factory

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Cost for McD's is about the same. Years ago it was about $25 for the 20L box of syrup.

Depending which pop it was, they use a ratio of 5:1 (5 Water: 1 Syrup). Coke was I think 4.75:1. Sprite was 5:1

So a 20L box will produce approximatley 100L of pop roughly

could be fake to right

You must not have a very good palate.

Fyi there is no ban on outside foods in theatres. I've walked in with starbucks cups or McFood, or even my own.

Theatres are not "primary food service establishments", the requirement for being protected under that whole "you're not allowed to bring outside food into a restaurant" rule. Because they provide the service of entertainment (a movie) they can't claim to be food service provider. There are no signs anymore that say "no outside food or drink allowed".

And if there are, I haven't seen them, nor have I been stopped going through the box office, getting my ticket checked, etc etc etc.
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Well I know the 591ml bottles you see in vending machines are something like 97 cents per bottle from the distributor, so vending machines are around 100%+ markup.

Dasani is supposidely just filtered tap water

Dasani is the only bottled water i drink if i have a choice because to me it tastes the best, coincidence?

the rest of the shit taste like chlorine and added minerals, didnt know you need a palate for bottled water :rolleyes: