(02-05-2025, 10:41 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(02-05-2025, 10:03 AM)HURRICANE!!! Wrote: .... only possible if he was able to integrate a spell check app to this site as well. 

Additionally, "it's just me" hasn't mentioned his dad yet so I don't think it could be Snow Wolf

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Another thought.  The Dems brought up price gouging resulting from the Wildfires so I'm wondering if Chick-fil-A is guilty of increasing their prices due to the recent demand from the Wildfires.   Perhaps we we set a price cap of $50 to each family order (regardless of what one buys), it would solve the problem (e.g., if someone orders 5 meals, it's $50 total // If someone orders 10 meals, it's $50 total).   As you noted, it doesn't matter what you bought, the bill should not be $75.  I don't care if you bought 5 meals and 100 nuggets, we should not have to pay $75 on any order !!!

Well, maybe instead of capping the total we could implement some kind of freeze on pricing, a...control if you will, that locks in the price of the food for the next 20 years. That way no matter what else happens people will have the comfort of knowing that their Combo #1 will always be $12.43 except when we raise taxes, that of course falls outside the constraints we put on the franchises. We could also have the media talk about how important it is that rich people like CFA franchise owner pay their fair share to keep the economy strong and how only evil or unpatriotic people aren't willing to joyful participate. Then we could help the franchises by offering tax incentives to offset the cost of the profits they would lose over time. I'm sure we could make that rate flexible based on some type of scoring system that rates how well they comply with our social engineering programs or even how much they contribute to our re-election campaigns! By putting the government in the middle of these transactions we're sure to improve the health of our currency and economy. It's a win win for everyone!