prices might be regional

but to be honest they are both around the same price in my area

>>7165195
The regional places should have to report prices monthly or something

popeyesmenuprices.com first hit for "popeyes chicken" on duckduckgo.

>>7165267
are they up to date and accurate though?

>>7165204
Why?

>>7165273
so i dont have to drive up to each fucking place to see the menu prices?

>>7165288
But why should they be required to report these things? You don't have the right to not be inconvenienced.

>>7165288
Just call them you sperg. Franchises set their own prices.

But they're probably almost exactly the same, they're direct competitors. Just get Popeyes it's better.

>>7165313
I called bk the other day to ask if they had the surge frozen drink, i was on hold for 10 mins and sifted to like 3 diff people not trying that again

>>7165321
And?
Do you not have speaker phone?

>>7165189

stop being poor nigger, if you're worried about the price of fast food you're too poor to eat out

>>7165325
I should have to go through all of that when they could just post prices online?

>>7165291
They're either ashamed of their prices, or too stupid to have an accurate and up to date website, proving they're inept at 20th century technology.

You shouldn't have to go to a third party website to get possibly accurate information, especially when you're big enough to have locations across the united states.

2) It's all inconvenience, for everybody. Their 10 minutes of work, writing out a few numbers on their numpad to the menu, would mean a greater profit to them, even if you can't record it properly. It's a quality of life thing.


People are going to their phones more and more, and a website with accurate prices is a big plus, even if they're more expensive. It's giving you the information you want, rather than either calling the store and asking for prices, or going to the place for a menu (which they don't fucking have, better stand around like an asshole)
Just, there is no GOOD reason to not have prices on your online menu, especially if you have online ordering available before making your order. People do NOT want to call up and say "bucket of chicken, side of coleslaw" and hear "20 bucks" and have to cancel the order because they didn't know the price beforehand
christ

>>7165332
kfc or popeyes arent cheap for family meals, they can range from 15-33 bucks faggot

>>7165334
this 100%

>>7165337

like i said, if you can't swing 30 bucks to eat out you're too poor to do it.

>>7165334
>2) It's all inconvenience, for everybody. Their 10 minutes of work, writing out a few numbers on their numpad to the menu, would mean a greater profit to them, even if you can't record it properly. It's a quality of life thing.
How does this make them money?
Pro tip, people that are eating fast food normally aren't comparison shopping and if they were only the store with the lowest prices would benefit from the comparison shoppers.
Basically you want the companies to pay someone for no reason even 10 minutes is money.

>>7165189
what games?

getting drive thru is now eating out?

>>7165337
You said something about expensive stuff though.

>>7165349
nfl tomorrow

>>7165353
It is if you call ever fast food joint in town trying to get the cheapest cheese burger.

Even high end casino restaurants who charge 40+ a dish post menu prices, but popeyes cant?

>>7165358
>Jews

Did you hear about the new Jewish tires? They can stop on a dime - and pick it up.

>>7165362
I just spent like 530 on a new set of tires. I hope they get here soon

>>7165333
Because then each regional location would have to update their prices on the chain's webpage and that would be a fuck huge inconvenience to do and introduce yet another inconsistency possibility on prices which could cause further confusion.

It's not like you're going to be out anymore than $10 between the two even if you do pick the more expensive one, so just get your greasy chicken and cheap sides and enjoy your football game.