Jason Price
Coffee talk
Former CEO and Dunkin Donuts nutball Nigel Travis is a corporatist from hell long getting massive funding form overseas to corrupt local villages and build and get deals done in renting themselves out for a particular spot while screwing over the franchise. Nigel travis and other corporate big wigs at Dunkin are determined to crush any independent coffee paces and Dubkin hlds space over may places that could easily eb a mom and pop entrepreneurship of fine tasting coffee instead of the garbage spewed out that is word than the shit Yamana poured out on Barney Miller's program in the late seventies before he died
from poisoned coffee. Nigel travis recently marked down another independent coffee house that closed offering more monopoly power for his brand of bra bland bad coffee and ever increasing breakfast sandwiches not made from real pork or bee but increasingly bugs. dried oatmeal, and other plant based fake meatless products and bad tasting offering sappeasing and placating vegetarians and Hindus.
In Winnetka apparently a coffee place name Reprise closed on in this exclusive and expensive high income suburb North shore community of Chicago and this put the Dunkin executives and their global leader and coffee man Nigel Travis elated happier than hell to see this gem of a place be forced to shutdown one o their location and a crucial important route and space on a busy street in this exclusive suburb. Dunkin Donuts keeps chugging along with empty stores at night and oversaturated markets especially in the Chicago area where the stupid chain is everywhere and offers nothing like a erona experience like a Reprise coffee offered its neighbors and residents in Winnetka and basically all Duni offers is a drive thru experience uch like many corporate offering and chain stores without much a identity and unique opportunity for customers and the people who enjoy Dunken and prefer it are the same ones that show no shame getting food off a rotating grill in a fucking gas station and call it lunch. Dunkin Donuts scores another victory for their establishment and warfare against competition and rivals.
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