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  1. More bad news: defaulting on a credit line, picking up some
    franchisees' debts (sounds like they failed to perform as advertised)
    and they are accused of padding results by shipping excess donuts to
    customers at quarter end. First Krispy Kreme, can the confectioner
    sugar manufacturers be far behind?

    There may have to be a shift back to Dunkin' Donuts and baked donuts
    if this continues. Just don't touch the bagels at Dunkin' Donuts -
    they were evidently conceived by a bagel hater. A fitting combination
    with coffee made by people that don't drink coffee.

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

  2. Curtis L. Russell said:


    More bad news: defaulting on a credit line, picking up some
    franchisees' debts (sounds like they failed to perform as advertised)
    and they are accused of padding results by shipping excess donuts to
    customers at quarter end. First Krispy Kreme, can the confectioner
    sugar manufacturers be far behind?

    There may have to be a shift back to Dunkin' Donuts and baked donuts
    if this continues. Just don't touch the bagels at Dunkin' Donuts -
    they were evidently conceived by a bagel hater. A fitting combination
    with coffee made by people that don't drink coffee.

    If Krispy were really professional donut makers, then donut eaters would be
    paying them at least a minimum wage for their labors as pros. Losses should be
    impossible. Just ask Brian Lafferty. A minimum wage should be guaranteed.
    Screw the subjective value theory of the Austrians. We've got Karl Marx and
    absolute value.

  3. Curtis L. Russell said:

    More bad news: defaulting on a credit line, picking up some
    franchisees' debts (sounds like they failed to perform as advertised)
    and they are accused of padding results by shipping excess donuts to
    customers at quarter end. First Krispy Kreme, can the confectioner
    sugar manufacturers be far behind?

    Very creative use of the words "padding", "excess" and "donuts" in a
    sentence other than one referring to fattie Masters.

  4. cp said:

    Dunkin Donuts coffee is THE BEST!! It Blows away that burnt flavored
    Starbucks. Cheaper, too! AND they put the cream and sugar IN the
    drink for you.

    The donuts are better than Krispy Kremes, but I prefer baked anyway.
    Their bagels are a crime against man/woman/the occasional dog given
    leftovers. Can't discuss coffee with someone that has cream and sugar
    both added.

    OTOH, I agree that Starbucks is hardly the best coffee out there.
    Never cared for that gunpowder taste that half of what they sell has.
    And they now suffer the McDonalds syndrome - too many kids that don't
    drink coffee working there. Also too much turnover, too few of the old
    coffee house people types.

    The real joke is on the coffee drinkers that buy Starbucks because
    they think a strong tasting brew means a strong hit of caffeine.
    Maxwell House regular or Folgers gives a bigger caffeine hit than
    almost all 'boutique' coffees.

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

  5. "Curtis L. Russell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > The real
    joke is on the coffee drinkers that buy Starbucks because

    Quoted message said:

    they think a strong tasting brew means a strong hit of caffeine.
    Maxwell House regular or Folgers gives a bigger caffeine hit than
    almost all 'boutique' coffees.

    If you ever ride in New Orleans East, Folgers has a coffee roasting
    operation out that way that stinks up a wide area at roasting time. Of
    course, in New Orleans East while on the Almonaster Toxic Dump Loop, stink
    is a relative term and Folgers roasting could be considered refreshing in
    that context. Reminds me of the time a group of us almost hit a sow and her
    brood of piglets crossing Almonaster.............

  6. Curtis L. Russell said:

    More bad news: defaulting on a credit line, picking up some
    franchisees' debts (sounds like they failed to perform as advertised)
    and they are accused of padding results by shipping excess donuts to
    customers at quarter end. First Krispy Kreme, can the confectioner
    sugar manufacturers be far behind?

    There may have to be a shift back to Dunkin' Donuts and baked donuts
    if this continues. Just don't touch the bagels at Dunkin' Donuts -
    they were evidently conceived by a bagel hater. A fitting combination
    with coffee made by people that don't drink coffee.

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

    Apparently here in canada, a lot of the krispy kreme stores are
    closing. THe problem is not the donuts, it's that all they serve is
    donuts and bad coffee. Also, you can buy the donuts elsewhere. The
    canadian public likes to go to places like TIm Horton or DD where you
    can also getsoup, bagels (even [censored] ones).

  7. cp said:


    Dunkin Donuts coffee is THE BEST!! It Blows away that burnt flavored
    Starbucks. Cheaper, too!

    i'm a coffee addict (for instance, later in the day i'll drink decaf
    rather than abstain because i like how it tastes), and i think starbucks
    coffee sucks. drinking it is worse than abstaining 🙁 i love dark
    roasts, but starbucks always has a "twangy" feel to it that is
    anti-coffee to me.

    heather

  8. <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Curtis L. Russell said:

    More bad news: defaulting on a credit line, picking up some
    franchisees' debts (sounds like they failed to perform as advertised)
    and they are accused of padding results by shipping excess donuts to
    customers at quarter end. First Krispy Kreme, can the confectioner
    sugar manufacturers be far behind?

    There may have to be a shift back to Dunkin' Donuts and baked donuts
    if this continues. Just don't touch the bagels at Dunkin' Donuts -
    they were evidently conceived by a bagel hater. A fitting combination
    with coffee made by people that don't drink coffee.

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

    Apparently here in canada, a lot of the krispy kreme stores are
    closing. THe problem is not the donuts, it's that all they serve is
    donuts and bad coffee. Also, you can buy the donuts elsewhere. The
    canadian public likes to go to places like TIm Horton or DD where you
    can also getsoup, bagels (even [censored] ones).

    You are crazy. The KK in Mississauga usually has a line of 20-30 people. I
    took some home before the local KK opened here in Calgary and people at
    Pearson were trying to buy them off of me.

    KK donuts are disgusting once you have tried them a few times, but not as
    bad as the stale donuts Timmy's pass as bagels, or the acidic coffee they
    sell. Yuck.

    I have never seen a DD in Canada.

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