Besides it being "cardboard & ketchup", the price hasn't changed for almost a decade.....
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Thread: How is little Caesars still $5?
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11-07-2014, 12:55 PM #14
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worked there for a few years. the dough gets made daily/every other day from scratch(scratch as in flour, dough, and a premixed yeast/seasoning pack) as opposed to being shipped already made which saves a little money.
they dont splurge on employees at all... managers were making $12/hour max no benefits.
any profit is solely based on volume. we would run with like 5 crew members (most making $8/hour) and sell 100 pizzas/hour. and we were the slower of the stores that particular owner was running.** Patriots Crew **
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11-07-2014, 01:02 PM #21
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I used to work there in high school and to this day openly express my brand loyalty. It was a great job and when I turned 18 I became a delivery driver because back then LC delivered. Best/funnest job a teenager can have, hands down. And that pizza taste is MMMMM DOPE
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11-07-2014, 01:05 PM #27
Because it's fuking cheap garbage.
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11-07-2014, 01:05 PM #28
They do less advertising than other chains.
Also limited toppings = pizzas being pre-made = less workers to pay, if I remember right they only do sausage, pepperoni and cheese.
Rather than have people there making pizzas to order you just keep making X amount of sausage, pepperoni and cheese pizzas.
And most, if not all of their places are pick up only = less overhead.
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11-07-2014, 01:06 PM #29
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11-07-2014, 01:07 PM #30
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the bacon and all that chit were obviously prepossessed to all hell and precooked. we bought fresh green peppers/onions and diced them. cheese was mozarella / meunster blend. when i was doing the inventory i think it was like $60 for a 30 lb box of cheese which would make 60 pizzas if you followed the specs (probably closer to 35-40 since min wage employees don't give a fuk lol)
most people didn't buy anything besides the ready $5 cheese or pepperoni. if you started getting customs the deals weren't as good. 3 meat (pep bacon sausage) for $8 was a good deal. But if you wanted a non-special 3 topping pizza it was like 10.50.
personally i thought the pizza was really good fresh out of the oven. turned to chit the longer it sat.** Patriots Crew **
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