Re:Secretive Billionaire Makes The Cheese For Pizza Hut, Dom...
by solotronics on Saturday June 03, 2017 @01:44AM
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also interesting they like investing in the commercial real estate they use for the stores, somewhat like McDonald's in that respect
Re:Secretive Billionaire Makes The Cheese For Pizza Hut, Dom...
by throwaway7645 on Saturday June 03, 2017 @11:26AM
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Always wondered why i couldn't get it outside Texas. The burgers and ice cream are great.
Re:Secretive Billionaire Makes The Cheese For Pizza Hut, Dom...
by technojunkie on Saturday June 03, 2017 @01:49AM
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That explains why I've never seen one anywhere near Houston! I always wondered.
Re:Secretive Billionaire Makes The Cheese For Pizza Hut, Dom...
by IslaDeEncanta on Saturday June 03, 2017 @02:18AM
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Braum's just cut the size of their burgers and their shakes aren't as good anymore. I'm so disappointed in them.
Re:Secretive Billionaire Makes The Cheese For Pizza Hut, Dom...
by burntrelish1273 on Saturday June 03, 2017 @01:46AM
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Everything before the word "but" is BS.
I never said it was based in Texas, you read the wikipedia and acted like an expert. It's a vertically-integrated supply-chain.
Re:Secretive Billionaire Makes The Cheese For Pizza Hut, Dom...
by techsupporter on Saturday June 03, 2017 @01:49AM
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I worked for Braum's for four years in Fort Worth, Texas. It was my first "real" job after high school. They have a little book that they give employees that describes the company and the history. The company describes itself like I did. Would you like a picture as proof of my bona fides?
Please don't assume malice.
Re:Secretive Billionaire Makes The Cheese For Pizza Hut, Dom...
by kevin_thibedeau on Saturday June 03, 2017 @08:27AM
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On the internet nobody knows you're an expert.
Re:Secretive Billionaire Makes The Cheese For Pizza Hut, Dom...
by cylinder on Saturday June 03, 2017 @10:03AM
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You got salty quickly. There's quite a distinction between a private family business with a vertically integrated supply chain and a farmers cooperative operating a chain of ice cream shop, and I'm glad he pointed that out.
(Oh, and it's not Texan. Braum's is an Okie brand; they don't open up stores more than about 300 miles from their central farms in Oklahoma.)