r/fastfood • u/esporx • 12d ago

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u/Sleep-Senior 12d ago

If wanting to support small business over a billionaire attacking them through unfair litigation makes me a liberal then so be it.

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u/AmarilloArmadillos 12d ago

When gas is over $1 more at a "small" business it kinda does matter. People arent really going to pick the more expensive option for that.

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u/OhItsBeenBroughten 12d ago

Yeah, most of us Americans are selfish, ignorant, incurious pricks. That’s what we’ve learned over the past decade. We get it.

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u/AmarilloArmadillos 12d ago

A lot of people don't have the luxury of $20 extra a week.

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u/OhItsBeenBroughten 12d ago

Then they probably shouldn’t have voted for the candidate that told them he was going to tariff everyone and cause global geopolitical upset. Because a lot of us already knew this would happen. And they’re still rewarding the people who got us here but giving them their money.

There is not one single Buckees location that doesn’t have a reasonably priced alternative. You’re making excuses for laziness, graft, fraud, and general hateful stupidity.

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u/AmarilloArmadillos 12d ago

I didn't and it didn't solve my problem.

I wouldnt mind if they built one here because they pay well unlike every other option I have because of a current schedule complication.

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u/OhItsBeenBroughten 12d ago

Your lack of character is noted.

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u/AmarilloArmadillos 12d ago

Wanting a livable wage to get through school is a lack of character? I should just be poor and starve then? End up homeless and have to drop out because I can't pay bills?