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    with the reputation of Sonic appears to have many advantages in becoming a franchisee. Sonic is a publically traded company that ranks as the tenth largest fast-food franchise in terms of sales revenue. Becoming a franchisee is an opportunity for entrepreneurs who do not want to start a business from scratch. Therefore, when a franchisee purchases a Sonic franchise they are getting a business that already has a national reputation and marketing campaign. Furthermore, Sonic offers its franchisees

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    Sonic Monologue

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    anymore. So what if I lost my temper and was about to go ape shit on the rest of my crew? All’s I wanted to was get back at sonic and those damn freedom fighters and now here I am, barely feeling like myself let alone an anti-sonic in jail without any of my other team mates. “this straight up sucks!” I said punching my hand into the wall. When I did get here it was to look for sonic, but instead I found shadow. I didn’t mind picking a fight with that dude, I’d figure I’d give him a run for his money

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    Sonic has several competitive advantages over other fast-food franchises. According to our text (Ferrell, O., Hirt, G., & Ferrell, L. ,2015), Sonic offers a unique and diverse menu selection that helps set it apart from a highly competitive fast food franchise market with little risk (p.169). Sonic has also seized upon new trends and opportunities to secure more business. Sonic offers a nostalgic experience for those who love a classic drive in diner. Sonic is a publicly traded company and ranks

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    Sonic Drive Tot

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    OVERVIEW: Sonic Drive-In is an American quick service restaurant brand, established in 1953. The popular fast-food restaurant has 3,552 locations in 45 states, and is headquartered in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (All Sonic Drive-In Locations). They are the largest drive-in restaurant in the country; their menu boasts over a million flavor combinations between their slushies and fountain drinks, and an extensive range of fast food options such as fully-loaded burgers, over the top hot dogs, and various

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    Franchising Sonic Drive-In Restaurants What is a Franchise: A franchisee pays an initial fee and a percentage of profit to a franchisor; in return, the franchisee gains the use of a trademark, ongoing support from the franchisor, and the right to use the franchisor's system of doing business and sell its products or services. Why I chose this restaurant: I have chosen sonic drive in because this restaurant is in the USA and is very well known for its’ fast food chains and roller skate competitions

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    The public company Sonic Drive Corporation was my choice of analysis because of being familiar with the field of work. Sonic Corporation, also known as Sonic Drive-In, is a fast-food restaurant chain that originated in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. As of 2015, Sonic has 3,526 drive-ins across 44 states. The total amount of drive-ins includes company and franchise owned. Sonic has operated since the 1950’s and is known for its carhops delivering food to cars on roller skates (Shine). The restaurant’s menu

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        Ryan Cilsick     Science Research      12/20/16            The importance of reducing the intensity of a sonic boom is essential to making supersonic flight a possibility for passenger aircraft over land. Currently, supersonic flight over land in the US is prohibited by the FAA due to the annoyance associated with the sonicboom to people (observers) on the ground. The advancement of sonic boom reduction could lead to the advancement in the way we travel around the world with amazing speeds. Speeds

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    can it be dangerous? Although most of these waves are harmless, in some cases they can do serious damage. Sonic booms are strong waves of sound capable of crumbling buildings and killing animals. Sonic booms are created when an object goes faster than the speed of sound, or supersonic, which causes the sound waves to overlap. This overlapping forms a cone behind the object, called the sonic cone, where there is an abundance of energy. The impact of this energy can have the same force as a wrecking

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    Sonic is a fast-food establishment which was started in 1953 by Troy Smith (O. Ferrell, Hirt, & L. Ferrell, 2009). Sonic quick service made it one of the top 10 fast food restaurants today. The one of a kind speedy service of the organization alongside its menu has made the organization able to separate itself and position itself well in the market. The advantage that Sonic has over their competitors is that, Sonic offers speedy service with a trendy look that is interesting and exciting for

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    Sonic Vs Devil May Cry

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    of being immortal. Just look at Sonic. After three incredible outings on the Sega Genesis, the cool blue hedgehog had been made into a pinball, given an awkward hoverboard to ride on, outfitted as a dark knight in an uninspiring medieval universe, and even forced to star in grotesque scenes of bestiality complemented by broken controls and insomnia-curing loading screens (a.k.a. Sonic the Hedgehog for 360 and PS3 a.k.a. the worst 360/PS3 game ever made). Yet... Sonic is still alive. Hell, even his

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