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Donate to the Taco Bell Foundation: Round up your food purchase price total to the nearest dollar, Get a coupon for a free crunchy taco or medium soda. YMMV
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Today at Taco Bell they asked if I wanted to round up my total to the nearest dollar to donate. When I got my food they gave me a coupon for a free crunchy taco or medium soda to be used from 11/1/19 - 11/15/19.
Today at Taco Bell they asked if I wanted to round up my total to the nearest dollar to donate. When I got my food they gave me a coupon for a free crunchy taco or medium soda to be used from 11/1/19 - 11/15/19.
Created 10-21-2019
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That said, businesses are almost always interested in their namesake, business. They support charities for tax savings and image. Their goal is making money, whatever legal ways they can (or illegally if they think they can do so without getting caught lol).
Having customers foot the bill for their positive marketing campaign and profiting tax savings from their charity? Sweet deal for them, add in into the executive bonus packages.
* I'm not a weirdo socialistic business hater either, I'm just sick of corrupt greedy corporations that treat their employees like slaves, customers like numbers, and politicians like prostitutes. Why can't companies offer quality products and services, honestly and transparently, for fair prices, and take care of their employees in the process? Sounds like a stable business model to me.
That said, businesses are almost always interested in their namesake, business. They support charities for tax savings and image. Their goal is making money, whatever legal ways they can (or illegally if they think they can do so without getting caught lol).
Having customers foot the bill for their positive marketing campaign and profiting tax savings from their charity? Sweet deal for them, add in into the executive bonus packages.
* I'm not a weirdo socialistic business hater either, I'm just sick of corrupt greedy corporations that treat their employees like slaves, customers like numbers, and politicians like prostitutes. Why can't companies offer quality products and services, honestly and transparently, for fair prices, and take care of their employees in the process? Sounds like a stable business model to me.
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j/k, but not j/k
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