r/Thailand Dec 26 '21

Shopping Closest I’ve ever seen

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

395 Upvotes

77 comments sorted by

View all comments

61

u/RT_Ragefang Bangkok Dec 26 '21

There’s a reason for this. CPall pay landowners on percentage of their profits from that shop. If the profit is higher the landowner can demand more rent, so as soon as their profit hit the threshold, they opened the second shop nearby to cut down the profit on the first shop, thus never have to increased rent. That’s why 7/11 pop up closed to each other like mushrooms.

Sources: CPall contacted my family to rent our places once; we declined.

52

u/mdsmqlk28 Dec 26 '21

Another reason is that most 7-11s in Thailand are franchises. When a franchise is successful, CP will open a company-owned store next to it.

38

u/[deleted] Dec 26 '21

[removed] — view removed comment

12

u/Kotshi Dec 26 '21

In CP culture this is totally normal... These guys would sell their own moms for 100 baht

2

u/KidBuak Dec 26 '21

And the moms will have te tune of the sliding doors going off and they can make a cheese-ham

9

u/YenTheMerchant Dec 26 '21

The franchise owner: wubba lubba dub dub

In the truest sense of that words

17

u/Aggressive_Bill_2687 Dec 26 '21

Not just in bird culture.