Midsize shopping center, 18 empty locations, a big gym is opening up....what kind of business would you open up with a 1600, 2600, or 5000 sq ft of space.- Discuss
retail businesses is a dangerous game, even those who stay around in most cases barely break even
Pink's Hot Dog stand.I never tried one but the one here in LV always has a long line.Ditto for In and Out Burgers .... Always full of hamburger fans. Sugar Shack here always appears empty.Doggy Daycare is a great idea especially in places were the weather is real warm. (I'd break a car window if I saw an animal suffering from the heat while its owner shops.)I think Keith actually did that once.
I'd stick signs out front "MMA" ...."be like a UFC fighter" , buy two octagons, matts, pads etc...hire some shitty ass trainers and charge out the ass for membership fees and completely take advantage of parents whose kids force them to join because it's cool and they want to be a ufc fighter.
Good luck with In N Out Burgers. Phil Mickelson tried to buy a franchise (he wanted one closer to home to eat at....true) and they turned him down. They are extremely picky and want very hands on ownership with a proven track record....but anyway, just thought it was interesting.
Plus it helps that they're a Christian company.
SHOW, I ALWAYS thought that In n' Out was strictly family owned and not a franchise. I asked about that about a year ago because they were always very busy .... tons busier than any McDonald's I've ever seen.
How so? Financing? Franchising?
Christian businesses tend to be a little more trustworthy in their business dealings and finances. Most run on little to no debt
Jesus was a broke moron who could not manage any funds because he was too lazy to work for any.
You have any citations to back such a claim?
Ill invent a massive store/mall called "America Land"full on all the fast food places you can think of, 2 Gun shops, 5 stripper joints, 420+ beers on tap though the store, and every inch of the inside walls covered in TVs that only play porn, sports and reality TV shows.