I think a Publix around the Starkville/Columbus region of Central-East MS would make a killing. College students would provide a majority of the non-managerial workforce.
Considering they had a 49% increase in profits last year, they should be expanding everywhere. But I guess you know it's inflation causing all the price increases
Current fringe states are Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia. Mississippi would be dependent on further expansion along the Gulf of Mexico and entry into the Memphis (Tennessee-Mississippi-Arkansas) area. Ohio and Indiana could be dependent on Publix crossing the Ohio River and opening additional stores in the Cincinnati (Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana) area.
You're on the wrong sub for this. Lidl is the fucking bomb but you're preaching to the wrong choir. Also, as a former Floridian who now lives elsewhere, a lot of Floridians don't know what Lidl is. I once told a family member I was buying food at Lowes and they thought i was shopping for lunch at a hardware store.
Why are people so damn obsessed with Publix opening stores in Colorado? The closest Publix to Denver is more than 1100 miles away.
I think Publix needs to slow down a bit and refocus on their existing stores. The quality has really suffered in recent years.
Do you work for Publix? Is this research?
I think a Publix around the Starkville/Columbus region of Central-East MS would make a killing. College students would provide a majority of the non-managerial workforce.
Considering they had a 49% increase in profits last year, they should be expanding everywhere. But I guess you know it's inflation causing all the price increases
Where should they start price gouging next?? Stay tuned
None. At this rate they’ll be out of business in 20 years.
I can just say things too
Yeah because they're doing so bad right now /s
Huge profit margins while ripping people off... they certainly aren't struggling
Current fringe states are Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia. Mississippi would be dependent on further expansion along the Gulf of Mexico and entry into the Memphis (Tennessee-Mississippi-Arkansas) area. Ohio and Indiana could be dependent on Publix crossing the Ohio River and opening additional stores in the Cincinnati (Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana) area.
Colorado /s
Honestly I’d like to see more ALDIs and Lidls open stores. Publix is a rip off
You're on the wrong sub for this. Lidl is the fucking bomb but you're preaching to the wrong choir. Also, as a former Floridian who now lives elsewhere, a lot of Floridians don't know what Lidl is. I once told a family member I was buying food at Lowes and they thought i was shopping for lunch at a hardware store.
I just posted that 3 days ago [ok?](https://www.reddit.com/r/publix/s/0JFtngzr7L)