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The Great Clips in this Morrisville Shopping Center and the McDonalds inside of the Walmart have both closed. Yeah I know, it's nothing really worth missing, but I wanted to know if anyone had any ideas on why both of these businesses have closed within the past few weeks, and if anything are going in their places
There are so many chain hair places around - I don't know how they all survive.
McDonalds isn't really popular around here. Every time I go into one they're dead. I think they have a really hard time competing with other chains like Chick-Fil-A.
I'm pretty curious as to what Walmart Corporate has going on in their heads for that area. The Sam's Club just closed over there as well. I can't help but wonder the restructuring they're doing. That or the Walmart itself there is done for and the in-store stores are bailing early.
Now that we know that McDonald's French Fries cure baldness, I predict McD's with Great Clips in them will be resurgent and dominant in the greasy hair market.
I've lost weight walking to my local McDonalds. Senior coffee about 65 cents. Yogurt with fruit is always great.
"No regular bun" is on the menu screen they use. BOGO sandwich offer on receipt after survey is taken or phone app has loads of deals.
Harrison Ave location is testing non-frozen burgers. Place is always busy.
I regularly meet up with others at the two other "green" McDonalds in Cary owned by Richards group.
Kildare Farms and Crossroads are sure busy, and a few charge their EVs for free.
All-day breakfast has Chick-Fil-A beat.
Just some opinions.
Panera meals are too over-loaded with sodium and fat.
Will there now be a new thread every time a business closes in the Triangle?
You don't want to hear about crime, you don't want to hear about business. What do you want to hear about? You should start up some threads of stuff that you want to hear about.
You don't want to hear about crime, you don't want to hear about business. What do you want to hear about? You should start up some threads of stuff that you want to hear about.
Your assumptions are incorrect and your deductive reasoning is flawed.
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