Payton Jenkins
Dunkin CEO Nigel Travis hates the site of competition and is why he and his global brand strive to dominate the landscapes of Arizona,Florida, Chicago, and New England with their shit brand of donuts that they don't want to be identified with anymore or their awful Sara lee generic coffee. Nigel Travis heard news that Rockford has fine independent donut places and this is particularly why Dunkin can't break into this market successfully and the few Dunkin places in town often sit empty as do most in the surrounding Chicago burbs
Nigel Travis is able to wrap up monopolizes and get Indian and Paki people to buy into and franchise their way into the Dunken Donuts family but the realization of many folks in these areas is that there are too many Dunken and they serve the global executive marketing classes along with the local corrupt village leaders that allow so many of these chains to be built and in their community because of the willingness of Dunken to finance these projects.
Nigel hates to see other donuts shops set up stand and survive the test of time and he couldn't believe that in the South part of Rockford stands a popular chain so beloved in the community.
The Dough nuts here are always excellent and made several times throughout the day on site and not in a central warehouse in an industrial zone likely catching chemicals from neighboring factories as one must wonder Chicago's neo-liberal Dunkin Donuts chain does where their donuts are produced and then put out on a clogged fuel-chugged road. I mean who wants donuts from the likes of a business that exposes its bakeries to so much potential hazards and Nigel Travis often sits up unable to sleep worried that more and more people will realize this and create a demand for independent fresh donuts businesses such as Rockford's Doughboys. The mini Doughnut centers are excellent and Travis knows there is no way his company or franchises are wiling to spend to make these treats stand out unlike most indies that need to specialize in excellent and tasty treats.
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