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134 episodes
since Oct. 30, 2022
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Send us Fan Mail Remember Quiznos? The toasted subs, melted cheese, pepper bar, and those bizarre commercials with the singing creatures? At one point, Quiznos had approximately 4,700 restaurants across the United States and looked like a legitimate threat to Subway. Then almost all of them disappe…

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Send us Fan Mail What does a company that makes tires know about fine dining? Apparently, enough to create one of the most prestigious restaurant rating systems in the world. Today, chefs spend years chasing Michelin stars. Restaurants build their reputations around them. Food lovers travel thousan…
Send us Fan Mail Crystal Pepsi looked like the future. In the early 1990s, consumers were becoming obsessed with products that felt clean, pure and natural. Pepsi saw the trend and made a massive bet: What if cola was clear? The company didn't rush the idea. Pepsi reportedly developed thousand…
Send us Fan Mail Remember when Groupon was everywhere?  Every morning brought another deal: 50% off a restaurant, cheap massages, brewery tours, teeth whitening, cooking classes, family activities — and random experiences you never knew you wanted until Groupon told you they were 60% off.  For a fe…
Send us Fan Mail Are youth sports really broken — or are we blaming the wrong things?  Travel teams. AAU basketball. Club soccer. Travel hockey. Private trainers. Tournament fees. Burnout. College scholarships. Pay-to-play sports.  Recent articles argue that competitive youth sports have widened th…
Send us Fan Mail What happens when one of the biggest pizza companies in the world publicly admits that customers don’t like its pizza?  Most companies would hide the criticism.  Domino’s did the opposite.  By the late 2000s, Domino’s had become one of the largest pizza chains in the world, with th…
Send us Fan Mail How Sears Became the Amazon Before Amazon - Then Lost Everything Before Amazon could deliver almost anything to your house... Sears could deliver you the house. Seriously. Between 1908 and 1940, Sears sold tens of thousands of mail-order kit homes. Customers could choose a house fr…
Send us Fan Mail College Football Has a Loyalty Problem — Or Does It? Does college football have a loyalty problem? Or are players simply doing exactly what the rest of us would do when presented with a better opportunity? College sports have changed dramatically with the transfer portal, NIL, reve…
Send us Fan Mail LEGO Almost Destroyed Itself by Innovating Too Much How does one of the most beloved and recognizable brands in the world nearly destroy itself? For LEGO, the answer wasn't a lack of innovation. It may have been too much innovation. By the early 2000s, LEGO was in serious trou…
Send us Fan Mail Why Costco Refuses to Raise the Price of Its $1.50 Hot Dog What can a $1.50 hot dog teach us about business strategy, customer loyalty and building a brand people trust? A lot more than you might think. Since 1985, Costco has famously sold its hot dog and soda combo for just $1.50…
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