Wendy's flirt with this idea of doing the surge pricing for burgers and they're trying to learn from the Uber. Wubber of course in this particular situation the surge pricing really helps the consumers. So there wasn't a whole lot of backlash when you surge pricing on the one hand you got to manage the demand simply because more people probably would decide that they're not going to take a Uber. They're going to take a subway take the bus and so on so forth.Most importantly, the surge pricing will help you ...

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