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This report highlights material year-over-year changes across fees, obligations, restrictions, transfer terms, and legal language so buyers, operators, attorneys, and advisors can assess what changed before working through the full disclosure.
Latest FDD on file: 2026-03-29
Change Window
2024-2025
2024 (2024-03-29) vs 2025 (2025-10-31)
Tracked Delta Facts
248
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FAQs
This report focuses on year-over-year changes across Items 1 through 18. Item 19 financial performance representations should be reviewed directly in the FDD. Item 20 outlet count changes are better reviewed on the brand profile page. Items 21 through 23 should be reviewed directly in the FDD.
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The text describing how the IFF amount is determined changed from being based on the Designated Market Areas (DMAs) in which the Restaurant will be located to being based on the territory or Designated Market Areas (DMAs) in which the Restaurant will be located.
Item 5
The text describing how the IFF amount is determined changed from being based on the Designated Market Areas (DMAs) in which the Restaurant will be located to being based on the territory or Designated Market Areas (DMAs) in which the Restaurant will be located.
Item 3Item 52 delta facts available.
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Item 3
2024 (2024-03-29) p.31 | 2025 (2025-10-31) p.31
Initial franchise fee language now references territory or DMAs when determining IFF development area types.
2024 (2024-03-29)
Prior Clause
The IFF amount is determined by the Designated Market Areas ("DMAs") in which the Restaurant will be located and sorted into the Development Area Type identified below.
DMAs are defined by Nielsen Television Media Marketing, and the counties that are included in each DMA are identified in
Item
19.
Development Area Type 1: $90,000 Albany/Schenectady/Troy, NY Bangor, ME Binghamton, NY Boston
Red strikethrough marks removed language.
2025 (2025-10-31)
Revised Clause
The IFF amount is determined by the territory or Designated Market Areas ("DMAs") in which the Restaurant will be located and sorted into the Development Area Type identified