A Dominos pizza is now priced at 7 dollars for the value range in my area, page-40

"After paying 7 per cent of sales as royalties, 6 per cent of sales on marketing, plus rent (to Domino's), utilities, ingredients (purchased through Domino's) and ovens (bought from Domino's), they are struggling to make a return even after putting in 60 to 70 hours a week."

I also read they don't make money on the $5 pizzas and it was a ploy by DMP corporate to go for market share.

People get attracted to the 'business in a box'. But once you sign you're a captive market with a seller aligned to sales not profits. Some make money, but for 60 hrs a week you'd be better off on a salary.

and by the way, the $13.50 kebab is $16.50 on Uber Ears. After consumer fees it will be around $23 delivered.