“Instead of buying the most expensive thing on the menu, they're still going out, but they're kind of metering that and they're buying chicken instead of beef. Maybe they're having one cocktail instead of two.”

Kim Hanks · World Business Report · Could the economy decide the US midterms?

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metered menu items by swapping expensive beef for cheaper chicken and reducing cocktails from two to one

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