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Not so much about the politics but I thought it was interesting to see the polarization of Whole Foods vs. Cracker Barrel based on voting patterns. I read an article about TV Shows such as Ellen vs. Duck Dynasty as well. What other items are as polarized by areas/regions etc that are similar to this.
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I think Whole Foods versus Walmart would be a better comparison point, beyond the fact this topic has been beaten to death ad nauseum.
Actually I don't see Walmart as a better comparison. Walmart has made it a point to open stores in closer to liberal/urban populations (i.e. DC, Chicago), Cracker Barrel has/will not.
Actually I don't see Walmart as a better comparison. Walmart has made it a point to open stores in closer to liberal/urban populations (i.e. DC, Chicago), Cracker Barrel has/will not.
It's not about the company, it's the clientele in my opinion.
Actually I don't see Walmart as a better comparison. Walmart has made it a point to open stores in closer to liberal/urban populations (i.e. DC, Chicago), Cracker Barrel has/will not.
Market vs restaurant doesn't seem a good comparison.
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