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*Medulla Omoplata has been uninvited to the sherdog bbqis that cheese? I'm vegan
*Medulla Omoplata has been uninvited to the sherdog bbqis that cheese? I'm vegan
What happened in those cases?
Bad pizza? bad advertising?
No, my friend does not open a pizza shop because he lives under the impression that everything here is shit and he is depressed as fuck. In the meantime the food business is thriving here even with a bad economy.Actually that makes sense. People who take pride in their food and quality tend to be tough competition. I can understand your friend not opening a pizza shop. Argentina as you mentioned is a place that prides itself on high quality hospitality. Your friend needs more than just solid ingredient. Perhaps a reliable partner which you mentioned he had the opposite which can make a person jaded.
He could kick ass in Canada. Pizza owners tend to not care about quality or pride in pizza.
It's a lucrative business and with all the pizza franchise's screwing people over now a days its not bad to have ones own pizza shop and you can exercise creativity and have your own recipe.
One thing is, pizza will never go out of style.
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No, my friend does not open a pizza shop because he lives under the impression that everything here is shit and he is depressed as fuck. In the meantime the food business is thriving here even with a bad economy.
I offered him the money to open the business and some help with the numbers and the organization of random stuff (my thing) while he could take 100% control of the kitchen. We were even searching at mismanaged pizza shops at one point but at the 3rd location he rejected I gave up.
The situation with his former partner was that when he had to come back to Argentina, the other guy told him that he could not pay for his 50% and only had 3K (euros). And my friend wanted to sell immediatly to avoid any responsability in the future.
Anyways.. back to the pizza. I think you have to love doing it if you are going to commit in doing it outside a franchise. You have to work your ass off and you would be better working for someone if you don't like it. If you love doing it the is the best feeling in the world.
The best pizza&empanadas shop in my area (that is full of those) is one run by a family. The place has no tables to eat there.. it's only to go or delivery. If you go at 20pm (we don't have dinner before 21) and they are all together filling the empanadas and chatting... from the grandma to the kids.
Chael Sonnen did once . . . once . . .
I'm sure you still saw plenty of Big Sausage after you got arrestedI tried to open a Big Sausage Pizza business before I got arrested
Just put all your money in Apple stock. The pizza landlords will make sure you go bankrupt.
It's a place where you put pineapple and ham if you know what tastes good..what's pizza? I'm not really into ethnic foods...
The landlords of the commercial real estate the pizza place is operating in.What do you mean by pizza landlords?
...and pizza businesses have a ridiculous competition we have literally about 5 on one block and our pizza sucks here in long beach i'm guessing we have maybe about 50 in the entire city and that is low balling it.Opening a restaurant is usually one of the worst business decisions a person can make.
Probably technology. If he doesn't have anything for delivery aps and what not he's missing out on a lot of customers.My buddies dad had one years ago it was pretty successful He sold it and retired . Last year he decided to try it again now he's struggling and burning money. You just never really know with this type of thing.
The landlords of the commercial real estate the pizza place is operating in.
Malls are becoming ghost towns. They want their money, no matter what. Raise the rent to make up for lost rent from all the vacant spaces.
I'd love to open my own pizza shop but I don't have the dough. Sorry that was extra cheesy...good day folks!!!!