Time to get some coffee and doughnuts

  • commandar@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    they didn’t want their non-political national brand associated with extremely politically decisive right wing media

    Worth noting: Dunkin is owned by Inspire Brands, who went out of their way to toot their own horn about how they were successful in lobbying to kill inclusion of a minimum wage hike as part of COVID relief:

    https://www.newsweek.com/this-fast-food-giant-bragged-about-killing-15-minimum-wage-1579273

    So they’re perfectly happy to take political positions; they just recognize these platforms are even more radioactive than bragging about opposing living wages for their workers.

    Further, Inspire is owned by Roark Capital – a company literally named after an Ayn Rand character. That’s how far out in the loonie bin these folks are. And the MAGAs are too far over the line even for them, lol.