“I went to Mary Brown’s and wanted, among other items, a large taters which sells for $9.39. However, I asked to make them Nashville spice. Mary Brown’s would not do this because they only sell them in small. What? I would have to order at least 5 small at $3.79 each to get the equivalent of a large. This makes the large Nashville spice taters $18.95. I can only assume from this that the Nashville spice is costing MB an extra $9.56 on a large size taters! Ouch! I am assuming of course, that the normal box of large taters are not sold at a lost. While adding extra spice will add to the cost of the item, how can Mary Brown’s justify such an absorbent charge? Let’s face it, if you can put regular taters in a box why isn’t it possible to put the Nashville flavour taters in the same box? It’s a new item that will likely cost MB customers in the end rather than bring in new costumers. People who buy your food are a bit smarter then you give them credit. Mary Brown’s, you can do better! (Even your staff recognize how this is playing out. By the way, the staff are very nice and don’t need the hassle either.)“
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“I went to Mary Brown’s and wanted, among other items, a large taters which sells for $9.39. However, I asked to make them Nashville spice. Mary Brown’s would not do this because they only sell them in small. What? I would have to order at least 5 small at $3.79 each to get the equivalent of a large. This makes the large Nashville spice taters $18.95. I can only assume from this that the Nashville spice is costing MB an extra $9.56 on a large size taters! Ouch! I am assuming of course, that the normal box of large taters are not sold at a lost. While adding extra spice will add to the cost of the item, how can Mary Brown’s justify such an absorbent charge? Let’s face it, if you can put regular taters in a box why isn’t it possible to put the Nashville flavour taters in the same box? It’s a new item that will likely cost MB customers in the end rather than bring in new costumers. People who buy your food are a bit smarter then you give them credit. Mary Brown’s, you can do better! (Even your staff recognize how this is playing out. By the way, the staff are very nice and don’t need the hassle either.)“