Krispy Kreme in Japan – Eating My Words

Posted by Bill Belew on May 5th, 2010 in Japan | Comments Off

I wrote back in December – 8 Reasons why Krispy Kreme will fail in Japan.

Four commenters write -

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Man Bill were you wrong about this one. I mean really horribly wrong, almost to the point that it's laughable. You kind of remind of that University Professor who told the guy who founded FedEx that it could never work as a business plan.

Everyone loves Krispy Kreme donuts, it ain't Cinnabon. Part of what makes them so great is how they taste freshly made. You can't change or duplicate that and people anywhere will pay for that.

Posted by: Captain Obvious | April 7, 2007 1:57 AM | 

 

Dude you couldn't have been more wrong. way to go buddy.

Posted by: steve | April 30, 2007 4:10 PM |

Couldn't have been more wrong. They are raking in the dough.. no pun intended. Oh, and I have seen seriously obese Japanese just as a side note – so – yes, they can look like "that" :-(

Posted by: Anonymous | August 12, 2007 5:16 AM |

dude
you were sooooo wrong on that one!!!
KK still have people waiting 2 hours to get their junk, even when it rains, even when it's 35 with no shade.

This post could the "first reason why people shouldn't read that blog" ;)
At least admit it, try to understand why it's working so well, and share it.

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You guys win!

I admit it…I was wrong…I am eating my words.

But, to be truthful, I'd rather have a Krispy Kreme Doughnut.

Thanks for reading fellows….


 

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