SBUX
Starbucks Corp
stock NASDAQ

META calls , GS puts, PLTR calls, SBUX put and MSFT calls in the latest round/1 week. META calls at 740, MSFT at 497 and GS at 680 PLTR at 135 and SBUX at 90

The company is trading at 1.0x revenue and getting tanked because they have $1Bn of debt… but they just slashed their dividend, sold their remaining stake in Insomnia Cookies (which will bring debt down to $900MM), and they could easily sell their international assets to franchisees (~50 hot light theater shops that could sell for $250MM at $5MM / shop which is a conservative estimate) which could easily delever them down to $650MM, a manageable amount and will take them out of any bankruptcy potential…. there is a long list of strategics (Restaurant Brands, Mondelez, SBUX, MD) that would pay $2-3bn for an asset of this brand quality. I see the fair value of the stock closer to $10-11 (>200% upside)

I would not listen to that advice, I'm surprised it was upvoted as much as it was.
With BROS stock, a person isn't simply buying 1k stores (vs 17k for SBUX), but you're buying ALL stores that will be opened in the future. Growth matters in this context.
Regarding margins, you should start with their store-level operating margins and compare both companies. That's the underlying profitability of each business.

META calls , GS puts, PLTR calls, SBUX put and MSFT calls in the latest round/1 week. META calls at 740, MSFT at 497 and GS at 680 PLTR at 135 and SBUX at 90

The company is trading at 1.0x revenue and getting tanked because they have $1Bn of debt… but they just slashed their dividend, sold their remaining stake in Insomnia Cookies (which will bring debt down to $900MM), and they could easily sell their international assets to franchisees (~50 hot light theater shops that could sell for $250MM at $5MM / shop which is a conservative estimate) which could easily delever them down to $650MM, a manageable amount and will take them out of any bankruptcy potential…. there is a long list of strategics (Restaurant Brands, Mondelez, SBUX, MD) that would pay $2-3bn for an asset of this brand quality. I see the fair value of the stock closer to $10-11 (>200% upside)

I would not listen to that advice, I'm surprised it was upvoted as much as it was.
With BROS stock, a person isn't simply buying 1k stores (vs 17k for SBUX), but you're buying ALL stores that will be opened in the future. Growth matters in this context.
Regarding margins, you should start with their store-level operating margins and compare both companies. That's the underlying profitability of each business.