In his book The Wawa Way, former company CEO Howard Stoeckel discusses how the company turned around lagging sales in the early 1990s in a chapter titled The Dark Days. It slashed cigarette prices, lowering its profit on smokes from 55 cents a pack to just 11 cents a pack
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However, that would create a budget hole that would have to be filled by other means unless one could demonstrate that cigarette purchases would increase significantly to cover (the shortfall)," Karr said