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>America's sixth-largest burger chain is closing stores as soaring beef costs and customers frustrated with its prices take their toll. Jack In The Box, the 74-year-old hamburger joint with 2,168 restaurants mostly in California, Arizona and Texas, previously warned investors it would shutter between 80 and 120 restaurants by the end of the year as it tried to stop some serious financial bleeding. In April, CEO Lance Tucker rolled out the company's so-called 'Jack on Track' turnaround plan, which called for closing 150 to 200 underperforming stores between April 2025 and mid-2026. According to its recent earnings calls, the company has a ways to go before hitting those goals.
Jack has literally one of the goy sloppiest burgers of them all(next to Burger King). Even a McDonald’s quarter pounder is better in a pinch.
Annex Alberta already. Their oil and beef being added to our economy would bring down the prices of both.
They can only be a territory though. No federal vote.
Agreed. That is a win all around, they don't pay federal taxes, we can access their goods without added tariffs.
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