Jay Gould: The New York Fries president on selling fries when times are tough

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十二月 18, 2008

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Jay Gould: The New York Fries president on selling fries when times are tough (video)

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New York Fries is a Canadian fast food concept with restaurants in Canada, Korea and the United Arab Emirates. New York Fries sells only french fries and soft drinks.

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