Love seeing that ❤

Shop local ❤😊

Starbucks not good. GLad to hear local business won out.

I still find it hard to believe people pay so much for what is mediocre coffee.

@@yellowblanka6058 A friend of mine who enjoys both Starbucks and home-made specialty coffee explained it to me as follows: people don't go to Starbucks to enjoy coffee, people go to Starbucks to enjoy the atmosphere of a coffeeshop while knowing that you will always have a place with a functioning Wi-Fi, decent bathrooms, and reliable service with loyalty programs. From students who periodically have group study sessions, to a WFH worker who is tired of their home office and works at a coffeeshop once or twice a week. As far as Starbucks locations are concerned, one of their biggest advantages (in Korea anyway) is that their bathrooms are always clean, which is an incredible achievement since coffeeshops historically always had disgusting bathrooms (with Caffeine being a diuretic and all). Starbucks feels clean, serious, and with pretty decent drinks as long as you're getting a dessert drink (which is what most people get when they stay in) and not a Latte or an Americano (which is what most people get when they get coffee to-go).

in france all businesses are closed on Sundays by law

I can imagine how Chick-fil-a worker vegan feel motivated

Oh, a whole day sir? May I have but one more? Eat my shorts.

Judeo-Christian like homophobia, racism, antisemitism and sexism?!? The management are openly antisemitic and racist!

@@geoms6263NOT!

Hunh? Which fast food chain isn't cleanm serveing tasty food fast, with its staff totally grinning at you? None. That's the baseline quality of all American food chains.

@@TheDavidlloydjonesMcDs doesn’t have tasty burgers which are their main thing lol

Maybe where you are ... the majority of mine are dirty, angry, and slow ...@@TheDavidlloydjones

make sure you guys read ingredients before consuming things, america thrives in making us sick.. that simple chicken sandwich has over 50 ingredients in it, that blew my mind & i havent eaten it since

Nah, there's an ideological reason for the success as well.

wall street corp greed

I think Target has made some bad choices over the past few years. I would be surprised to see them survive much longer. I know many who refuse to shop there. That may be the root of the reason for not hiring a separate team for drive ups.

To me... the stores smell of a "plastic / disinfectant" combo.

The American dream.

Too bad the owner of Chick-Fil-A is a hateful bigot that refuses to treat LGBTQ+ people with any respect.

Sadly you can't say the samething for all of the companies on this list.

@@MattMatt77get over it

@@MrTwonetwone Don't tell them to get over it. There is nothing wrong with treating employees well. While I don't believe in Unions (in most cases they dont' even benefit the workers). I do believe in Employee rights/regulations and I think there is a benefit to everyone when employees are treated better (attitudes roll downhill, if management is ONLY concerned with profits (including cutting quality of product to make more money and they mistreat workers, it is not a good long term business strategy). Many McDonald's franchises and other companies behave this way and it shows in their poor quality of products/service (compared to Chick-fil-A

@@JohnS-er7jh don’t you dear talk about McDonald’s like that. McDonald’s raised me. I would be nothing without the golden arch 🍟🍔

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I would love to see VF Corporation

@@bertrandpiredda8598 good suggestion

WSJ would make no money promoting those companies.

I visited Bed, Bath and Beyond at both their new locations at College and Yonge in Toronto, the below-ground trial and the huge above-ground when the flashy new building opened, when they were new. They looked totally clueless: utterly routine product that you could buy anywhere -- half a dozen large trusted companies within a ten minute walk -- at simply inane sky-high prices. I was the only person in the place both times. not even any visible staff, and I saw exactly nothing I was tempted to buy. I bought new pillows and pillow-cases recently, at their competitor in the building next door. Sears has not been a department store for a generation: I don't know when the switch happened, but they saw the writing on the wall and converted themselves into a landlord for individual businesses which disguised themselves as Sears departments. I.e., where Sears once sold pillows, now there would be an eager small investor running her, often a young lady, own pillow stand. That looks like a good idea to me, and it may have been. One problem is, they were constrained to working in their own old, usually multi-storey, building, while an investor who thought, say, pillows were a good venture had the choice of going anywhere. I dunno.

Seriously guys? The writing is on the wall... Amazon. Walmart, same day delivery, refund before return, everything on earth available at a click, remote work/high gas prices that translates right along with the dying off retail big box world in general. Even the now revamped target that almost collapsed, and at one point could have bought amazon, is doing great. I could do a novel on all this but the data is out there.

Thanks. KFC decades ago, In-and-Out Burgers.

How about the profit how to maintain all this you have to think about it

Chick-Fil-A is not cheap. It does not keep customer cost low.

Agreed

It's wsj, not some unqualified guy throwing together a video. Ofc it's going to be pretty refined and thorough. Also, since you're commenting, you have a yt account. One which tailors suggestions based on what you've engaged with in the past. It's hardly a random process. I don't mean to come off as condescending, it's just that certain phenomena aren't nearly as mysterious as some would believe, and looked at in a certain way, are almost entirely probable and predictable. For instance, some would call running into an old friend you haven't seen in yrs 'random'. But, how many people live in your town that you know, and how many strangers do you see on a typical day? You're bound to run into an old friend eventually, it's not weird in the slightest, and could even be calculated statistically. If you picked a name out of a hat and said "I'll see them tmo at 2:18pm at the corner of x and y street", then it happened, now that would be noteworthy. Even that would be nothing more than coincidence (albeit an amazing one) that the odds of could be figured out. But yea, it was a good vid tho 😂 sorry for the rant.

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I’m curious what city you’re referring to. Here in California we’re getting quality clothing brands and more newer and modern set ups for the stores. Mass surveillance as usual, but the stores are getting more high-tec with better quality and options than target. It’s changed a lot from the beginning…

Parking lots have been newer. Then again, they’ve been changing all their Walmarts to “super Walmarts”.

@@christianlopez4016 😂Made in China. Keep on paying more for junk.

I hate Wal-Mart! The last time I was in there, a staff member set off an alarm and turned and demanded to see my receipt! I told her no and walked out to never return! They make you use self checkout and then accuse you of theft when you do!

Walmart was so much better in Brooklyn meanwhile Aldi looked like a food bank, never going in there again

Ethics? What’s ethical about factory farming?

As long as you share their religious values. They don’t cover birth control in their employee health insurance. They do cover Viagra. But sure, real ethics.

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Not necessarily. I worked for a mom n pop restaurant and during the pandemic we were able to open 2 more stores while tripling sales.

Reading the comment above, maybe conditions favored larger corporations in proportion to mom and pops who expanded. I will say big corporations benefited the most. Especially from PPP lol

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@@chocolateblended I can tell you so much bosses writing you up for the smallest thing like a customer complaint but not they're favourite employees, bosses letting they're favourite employees goof off and talk with they're friends instead of working but if you're not they're favourite and you say a few words you get told off, bosses giving days off to they're favourite employees who are new and aren't even supposed to have those days off yet but workers who worked they're for so many years ask for those days off and don't get them, favourite employees giving attitude to other workers or even the managers and they don't do anything but if it isn't a favourite that gives attitude they'd be fired on the spot, I can go on and on but what's even worse is some of the employees literally got mental abuse from the managers lots of them even went home in tears that's how bad it is and I know for a fact nothing will ever change.

@darkcheeto3338 thanks for sharing. I have applied for a job there in the past. Glad I got rejected

@@chocolateblended You don't know how lucky you are, the only upside to working for costco is the pay is good in terms of no college needed jobs and because it's costco it has lots of food which is convenient but it's not worth the favouritism and I know it's not the only place with severe favouritism it happens in other jobs way more than the media shows. I'm sure chick fil a and starbucks has some favouritism as well, favouritism is what makes working a nightmare.

really? i grew up in the US and moved to CZK and I gotta say that I see absolutely zero resemblance between Lidl and Costco

@@blankblank4949What, they aren't both small stores with a minimal number of employees? hehe. Yeah, like saying a housecat and a hippo are the same thing because both are mammals.

Costcos are normally the size of warehouses.

I think they put the kids up front, because their souls have not yet been crushed. They probably make them be fake nice, too. Chickfila is a fake nice company...

all niceness is fake chief. u want them to genuinely enjoy being nice to you as they serve your phat azz chicken for 10.25 an hour 🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡

they're literally told to smile lol

@@CamJames so not because of better salary and benefits?

@@mediterrenean always a plus

it is not a documentary. it is an hour long advertisement format.

Which is a natural additive.

yeah its called perceived value.

Not ever since they come Woke 🤮

And they love you

If you have no self-control you will spend a fortune at Costco

And Chik fil a employees are friendly and actually seem happy to be there.

I thought it would be neat to have a small shop, not anymore

The want of consumers never goes away, so where money is short mass production satisfies...

Right?!!!!❤

it doesn't change that often or quickly, if you go 1 time every 3 months its enough too stay mostly up to date on most changes on products, favorites products are kept around.

The only layout that changes according to season is the clothing and seasonal decor sections (usually the middle of the store). Let's say they got a new type of laundry detergent, it will be with the other laundry stuff. That Costco segment made it sound like it changes every week. Maybe because I don't wander in the store, the things I buy are always in the same place. Fruits, veggies, dairy, frozen food, bread, and household goods doesn't change.

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Stuff you buy regularly at a grocers is the same. The meat, bread, eggs and dairy, vegetables and fruits, etc are always in the same spot. The stuff that change are not everyday items. Have you ever been inside a Costco?

Lol okay. Person who has never been to Costco.

Publix does the same and I agree!

​@@allenmobley8444 Publix is not Publicly traded

Idiocracy is true.. we will all go to school at Costco and get married at Costco and live at Costco!

economy is stagnant around the world production is low and limited stock market and interest is harmful earning without producing is not correct we have a free market economy in Turkey small businesses do not pay taxes therefore prices are cheap in muslim countries people are hardworking honest and sincere we are waiting for you for investment thank you

actually there not employees own next to none of the actual voting stock compared to that of private sector billionaires and hedge funds

Same 😅

@@dolphinswithigloos1535 there’s no tip option?! Okay I think I may just go to one of these Starbucks. Pay employees through wages, not based on the probability of tips is a total win in my opinion.

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