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How much would you pay for a vegan hotdog at a hotdog stand?

Lets assume it is a generous, tasty wiener, a good fresh bun, and
served with a choice of ketchup, mustard, onions. It is not far from
your workplace at lunch time.

Please make a reply!
Please!

Actually, I beg you, one more time, please reply.

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"n" > wrote in message
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> How much would you pay for a vegan hotdog at a hotdog stand?
>
> Lets assume it is a generous, tasty wiener, a good fresh bun, and
> served with a choice of ketchup, mustard, onions. It is not far from
> your workplace at lunch time.
>
> Please make a reply!
> Please!
>
> Actually, I beg you, one more time, please reply.


I suggest you base your price point on what the non-vegan hotdogs are going
for. Or double your cost to produce the product.
-nancy-

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what would make a fair profit. Boxes of tofu hot dogs cost about the
same as regular hot dogs, so why should they cost more?



Momzilla wrote:

> "n" > wrote in message
> ups.com...
>
>>How much would you pay for a vegan hotdog at a hotdog stand?
>>
>>Lets assume it is a generous, tasty wiener, a good fresh bun, and
>>served with a choice of ketchup, mustard, onions. It is not far from
>>your workplace at lunch time.
>>
>>Please make a reply!
>>Please!
>>
>>Actually, I beg you, one more time, please reply.

>
>
> I suggest you base your price point on what the non-vegan hotdogs are going
> for. Or double your cost to produce the product.
> -nancy-
>
>
>
>

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what would make a fair profit. Boxes of tofu hot dogs cost about the
same as regular hot dogs, so why should they cost more?



Momzilla wrote:

> "n" > wrote in message
> ups.com...
>
>>How much would you pay for a vegan hotdog at a hotdog stand?
>>
>>Lets assume it is a generous, tasty wiener, a good fresh bun, and
>>served with a choice of ketchup, mustard, onions. It is not far from
>>your workplace at lunch time.
>>
>>Please make a reply!
>>Please!
>>
>>Actually, I beg you, one more time, please reply.

>
>
> I suggest you base your price point on what the non-vegan hotdogs are going
> for. Or double your cost to produce the product.
> -nancy-
>
>
>
>

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Beach Runner wrote:
> what would make a fair profit. Boxes of tofu hot dogs cost about the


> same as regular hot dogs, so why should they cost more?
>


Especially since tofu dogs taste like ass.

>
>
> Momzilla wrote:
>
> > "n" > wrote in message
> > ups.com...
> >
> >>How much would you pay for a vegan hotdog at a hotdog stand?
> >>
> >>Lets assume it is a generous, tasty wiener, a good fresh bun, and
> >>served with a choice of ketchup, mustard, onions. It is not far

from
> >>your workplace at lunch time.
> >>
> >>Please make a reply!
> >>Please!
> >>
> >>Actually, I beg you, one more time, please reply.

> >
> >
> > I suggest you base your price point on what the non-vegan hotdogs

are going
> > for. Or double your cost to produce the product.
> > -nancy-
> >
> >
> >
> >




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Beach Runner wrote:
> what would make a fair profit. Boxes of tofu hot dogs cost about the


> same as regular hot dogs, so why should they cost more?
>


Especially since tofu dogs taste like ass.

>
>
> Momzilla wrote:
>
> > "n" > wrote in message
> > ups.com...
> >
> >>How much would you pay for a vegan hotdog at a hotdog stand?
> >>
> >>Lets assume it is a generous, tasty wiener, a good fresh bun, and
> >>served with a choice of ketchup, mustard, onions. It is not far

from
> >>your workplace at lunch time.
> >>
> >>Please make a reply!
> >>Please!
> >>
> >>Actually, I beg you, one more time, please reply.

> >
> >
> > I suggest you base your price point on what the non-vegan hotdogs

are going
> > for. Or double your cost to produce the product.
> > -nancy-
> >
> >
> >
> >


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"n" > wrote in
ups.com:

> How much would you pay for a vegan hotdog at a hotdog stand?
>
> Lets assume it is a generous, tasty wiener, a good fresh bun, and
> served with a choice of ketchup, mustard, onions. It is not far from
> your workplace at lunch time.
>
> Please make a reply!
> Please!
>
> Actually, I beg you, one more time, please reply.
>


$2.50 - 3?

what do they charge in big cities? I cant remember what I paid in toronto
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"n" > wrote in
ups.com:

> How much would you pay for a vegan hotdog at a hotdog stand?
>
> Lets assume it is a generous, tasty wiener, a good fresh bun, and
> served with a choice of ketchup, mustard, onions. It is not far from
> your workplace at lunch time.
>
> Please make a reply!
> Please!
>
> Actually, I beg you, one more time, please reply.
>


$2.50 - 3?

what do they charge in big cities? I cant remember what I paid in toronto
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n wrote:
> How much would you pay for a vegan hotdog at a hotdog stand?
>
> Lets assume it is a generous, tasty wiener, a good fresh bun, and
> served with a choice of ketchup, mustard, onions. It is not far from
> your workplace at lunch time.
>
> Please make a reply!
> Please!
>
> Actually, I beg you, one more time, please reply.


I'd pay just about any price for a well-prepared vegan hot dog with
quality fillings. 'Quality is remembered long after the price is
forgotten'

One trick with figuring out retail pricing is to determine your costs
and then charge double or even triple them as your price.

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MrFalafel wrote:
> n wrote:
> > How much would you pay for a vegan hotdog at a hotdog stand?
> >
> > Lets assume it is a generous, tasty wiener, a good fresh bun, and
> > served with a choice of ketchup, mustard, onions. It is not far

from
> > your workplace at lunch time.
> >
> > Please make a reply!
> > Please!
> >
> > Actually, I beg you, one more time, please reply.

>
> I'd pay just about any price for a well-prepared vegan hot dog with
> quality fillings. 'Quality is remembered long after the price is
> forgotten'
>
> One trick with figuring out retail pricing is to determine your costs
> and then charge double or even triple them as your price.

No matter what you pay, tofu dogs still taste like shit.

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"Abner Hale" > wrote in message
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>
> MrFalafel wrote:
>> n wrote:
>> > How much would you pay for a vegan hotdog at a hotdog stand?
>> >
>> > Lets assume it is a generous, tasty wiener, a good fresh bun, and
>> > served with a choice of ketchup, mustard, onions. It is not far

> from
>> > your workplace at lunch time.
>> >
>> > Please make a reply!
>> > Please!
>> >
>> > Actually, I beg you, one more time, please reply.

>>
>> I'd pay just about any price for a well-prepared vegan hot dog with
>> quality fillings. 'Quality is remembered long after the price is
>> forgotten'
>>
>> One trick with figuring out retail pricing is to determine your costs
>> and then charge double or even triple them as your price.

> No matter what you pay, tofu dogs still taste like shit.


How would you know what shit tastes like? Wait, don't answer that.

-Rubystars




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Rubystars wrote:
> "Abner Hale" > wrote in message
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> >
> > MrFalafel wrote:
> >> n wrote:
> >> > How much would you pay for a vegan hotdog at a hotdog stand?
> >> >
> >> > Lets assume it is a generous, tasty wiener, a good fresh bun,

and
> >> > served with a choice of ketchup, mustard, onions. It is not far

> > from
> >> > your workplace at lunch time.
> >> >
> >> > Please make a reply!
> >> > Please!
> >> >
> >> > Actually, I beg you, one more time, please reply.
> >>
> >> I'd pay just about any price for a well-prepared vegan hot dog

with
> >> quality fillings. 'Quality is remembered long after the price is
> >> forgotten'
> >>
> >> One trick with figuring out retail pricing is to determine your

costs
> >> and then charge double or even triple them as your price.

> > No matter what you pay, tofu dogs still taste like shit.

>
> How would you know what shit tastes like? Wait, don't answer that.
>
> -Rubystars


Look up the term "figure of speech" sometime.

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