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ERIN DOES MONEY: Erin is a comedy writer and actress living in Queens, New York. This is her doing money.
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A: Walmart $1.1 Billion
Target $265 Million
Kroger $163 Million
Walgreens $103 Million
A: McDonald’s $143 Million. *Awaiting Wendy’s fiery response*.
Starbucks $98 Million
Taco Bell $46 Million
Chick-Fil-A $43 Million
Wendy's $40 Million
A: Doordash $135 Million
Uber Eats $92 Million
Grubhub $44 Million
Postmates $39 Million
A: Uber $138 Million
Lyft $85 Million
Shell $7 Million
A: Netflix $31 Million. Though let’s take a moment to give OnlyFans the credit it deserves this year.
Spotify $18 Million
Hulu $15 Million
OnlyFans $10 Million
A: Footlocker $14 Million
Nike $13 Million
Adidas $5 Million
StockX $4 Million
A: H&M $14.6 Million
TJMaxx $14.1 Million
Goodwill $13 Million
Hollister $4 Million
A: Mom $21 Million
Dad $10 Million
A: AirBnB. $52 Million. Literally thank God.
Hilton $11 Million
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ERIN DOES MONEY: Erin is a comedy writer and actress living in Queens, New York. This is her doing money.
I’m a 28-year-old marketing & communications manager living in Preston, Lancashire.
As we continue to power through the end of 2020, it’s time to look back on how consumer spending behaviors have significantly changed in light of the global pandemic. With a load of social restrictions put in place, everything from travel plans to socializing at bars and restaurants have been put on hold, impacting the ways consumers are spending their money.