And then there's Walmart.
Even funnier is Burger King.
This company found out it had a branch in India, and it was their fans who told them about it.
Burger King is actually really good at advertising, and their style of advertising is all about throwing shade at McDonald's.
But after a lifetime of feuds, they looked back... huh?
We didn't go to India, so how come there's a Burger King in India?
The key is that it's exactly the same.
There are too many examples like this.
But even so, even with so many failed big companies,
there are still those who don't believe in bad luck.
Isn't this greed?
Greed makes those so-called big companies lose their normal judgment.
Actually, from the perspective of industrial production,
India is a country that can't even guarantee electricity; sure, their labor is cheap, but other costs are not low at all.
It's a pity that even though those big companies understand this principle, they won't do it.
The reason is particularly simple.
