donaldtoo
Well-Known Member
Warning doughnut story ahead....
About a year ago I started a tradition with my dog that we would go to the town south of us (I live in a tiny speck of a town) to the the grocery store and we would get coffee for me and doughnuts for both of us. Anyway, around mid-March the grocery store we would go to changed their bakery and stopped making the doughnuts in house as the store had been bought by a bigger company and started trucking in doughnuts. They just weren't as good. A lot of people in our area noticed the change and were upset.
So we stopped going to that grocery store and started going to a store across town that still had an in store bakery. The doughnuts there were great and had a lot of variety (including pecans on a chocolate doughnut and cronuts stuffed with whipped cream). Anyway, today comes for coffee and doughnuts and I found out that this "new" place is undergoing bakery renovations so dog, hubby and I go to the old grocery store and get the junky doughnuts. Well, to our surprise the good doughnuts were back, and being made in house. There was even a sign that said "back by popular demand." So I guess a lot of people must have complained and stopped buying the doughnuts. It is nice that the store managers paid attention to their customers and made adjustments. However, I have a problem now. Next Saturday which store should I go too?!? What a problem huh!?I guess we might have to alternate stores now.
Here are the doughnuts we saved for tomorrow. The one that is only half there is the dog's doughnut.
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Definitely a business lesson to be learned there...
If the original store wouldn't have scrimped on quality, you would have continued to give them your business the whole time, instead of just half the time, now.
