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by morkalork
366 days ago
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Huh, yeah the article just kind of... ends. Strange. The fiasco has a wiki article so make of that what you will: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-pound_burger >This misunderstanding stemmed from consumers focusing on the numbers "3" and "4," leading them to conclude that one-third (1/3) was smaller than one-fourth (1/4), even though the opposite is true I wonder if there's a correlation between those consumers and Trump voters? |
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> More than half the people in the focus groups questioned the price of the third-pounder. They wanted to know why they should have to pay the same price for a third of a pound as they did for a quarter pound at McDonald's. They said A&W was overcharging them.
It really makes you think.