RomsHand (10:51:37 PM): hey RomsHand (10:51:54 PM): do you like arby’s pomajr217 (10:52:31 PM): YES RomsHand (10:52:58 PM): do you believe everybody likes arby’s pomajr217 (10:54:27 PM): yes RomsHand (10:54:36 PM): thank you for your time sir pomajr217 (10:55:13 PM): no problem
I CAN ONLY ASSUME MR. POMAJR217 TOOK SO LONG TO RESPOND TO THESE QUESTIONS BECAUSE HE WAS BUSY ENJOYING ARBY’S WHICH IS DELICIOUS AND ALSO VERY DELICIOUS!!!
A lump of roast beef from Arby’s is a meal great men would be honored, nay, would battle each other to the death for the privilege, to eat.
All hail low cArby’s! All hail Arby’s! Onward!
Wait wait… what’s so cheap about not being in Canada? Canada is where the rookies start–a place where you don’t have to worry about seperate invintories for ham and bacon <i>because it’s the same damn thing</i>.
Arby’s was wise by starting off in America, land of swine-product diversity. Because that is where I live. And I like Arby’s. Had they started off in Canada, they would have suffered the same fate as Tim Horton’s in my book. That means I wouldn’t like the place.
Apparently you fail to grasp marketing. Canadians will gladly scarf down anything american, regardless of quality, at the detriment of their own economy. See McDonald’s, Dunkin Donuts, Red Lobster (which eventually shut down because we realized we can get better lobster for 3$ up here, but it still had a long run). This stems from the arguable belief that anything American is bigga and betta, like Costco or Home Depot are better than Savepro and Reno-Depot.
So, all an american company needs to do is make a product that Canadians already have or one they remotely want or something vaguely appealing and make it as blatantly American as possible, and they will flock to it like underachieving parents to a Wal-mart during back to school week. That Arby’s has yet to do so shows either a great problem with their marketing department, or that Arby’s food service sammiches are so vile even Canadians won’t eat them or believe Americans eat them (in which case they would scarf it down like wolves).
So really, yes, not being in Canada yet is a pretty big failure. Not quite as monumental as ripping off “Helping Hand” of Haburger Helper fame to make your mascot, but still quite pathetic.
OK MR “I CAN EAT ARBY’S BUT CHOOSE NOT TO”, WAY TO BE A NON ARBY SORT, but I can tell that arby food-stuffs are tasty morsels from looking at the arby meal propoganda.
PS:
Haggis gives us Scottish persons magical strength and powers.
