convenience

Drive-Thrus (MM #4480)

During the pandemic, many businesses had to get creative in attracting customers to their stores. Since many didn’t want to go inside and be around people, many took a cue from fast-food restaurants and added drive-thrus. And while drive-up windows have been around for a long time, businesses now use them to cut costs and…

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Pay For Convenience (MM #3334)

Some people are more willing to pay for convenience than others. But the Coronavirus pandemic may be changing that. More people are now getting deliveries from restaurants and grocery stores than ever before. But I still wonder about the costs…

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Cereal For Breakfast (MM #1804)

Did you see the big news last week? No it wasn’t about politics, or even weather related. Millennials aren’t eating cereal for breakfast. It’s not convenient. Or maybe it’s not convenient enough? That sounds crazy to me. I’m a baby boomer. I’d eat cereal for 3 meals a day…

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Public Transportation (MM #1716)

More and more big cities are talking about public transportation. Nashville has been trying to put together a mass transit plan for a few years. But I’m afraid it may be too late for Nashville and many other cities that don’t already have plans in place. And it’s all because public transportation can’t solve one…

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The Cost Of Convenience (MM #49)

Have you ever noticed that every time a company makes something more convenient for us it costs us more?

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