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Then clearly it's not Jewish, the Jews are good at making money, not strip mining.My Jew levels comment is that they aren't chasing the true long term profit, but short term, short sighted, gains.
This is just an issue with things in general. WoW had the same problem, as soon as you escalate to a point of doomsday threats you can't just go back to mundane topics. We see it in politics as well, there's no more debate about a difference in 1% tax policy, rather everyone is Hitler or Stalin and the reason is that it's an incredibly effective method of poisoning goy minds who don't wish to educate themselves beyond blaming an outside entity. Social media in many ways did for discourse as to what the nuke did to war, except that in the former it's not noticeable how bad the radiation melts your brain.It's the same problem cape shit ran into of escalating foes: save the granny from a mugger -> save the city from a mobster -> save the state from terrorist -> save the country from a war -> save the world from a global war -> save the solar system from the aliens -> etc.
You can, you just need to actually do something new. McDonalds has been a first mover since it came up with the Speedy System, and the Rick and Morty thing is nothing new. Remember, the happy meal was a way to get toys into what's otherwise a food industry, it's an outside factor injected into an industry that doesn't normally have it. It goes back to the founding of McDonalds as a massive brand, it wasn't called McDonalds, it was called Franchise Realty Corp because the franchise was failing and it was by investing in the land and not the burger that made Ray Croc a billionaire.You can't do that in fast food, you can't keep inventing new stakes to get invested in. McDonalds in particular has been chasing their initial high with their early successes in tapping into Rick and Morty Redditors and BTS fags. Or to a lesser extent trying to chase Popeyes in the chicken sandwich wars.
Stagnation is a factor of lack of innovation, nothing more.The internal comp had stagnated in recent years between the larger fast food brands until recently when we've seen an uptick due to the downturn of the economy. Wendy's somewhat ironically started the return to form that was present from at least the 90s through the 2000s, of offering cheap meal deals or coupons. They, for some reason, are chasing the millennial and zoomer dollar with a collab with Spongebob, even though they've forced McDonalds into offering their own $5 meal deal and other brands are having to take notice too, as their market capture was increasing. This is a fools errand.