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Excellent post John! Even if you did steal it, fair and square, from the New York Times! :lol:
And by the way -- I totally agree with the statement about the economy. There are MORE businesses started during downturns in the economy vs when things are rolling fine. People are sometimes forced to do something "different" during downturns. The key take away I got from the original question/post - is that there is a significant lack of capital ---- and that should be the key concern because even in the best of times cash is king... and the lack thereof can't be overcome easily. Read #5 in John's post. |
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What I would say is I'm glad that someone who is happy to sit around all day and get paid to do nothing, are self filtering themselves out, because I don't want to be the poor bastard who inadvertantly hires someone who turns out to be terrible. |
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Yup I have it up to where I can read it all the time. |
TYpe of business
Why is this thread still open if the original opener, Rick, cannot provide anymore detail? The rest of the advice is a guess and many in this thread have stated. The options are interesting but may be completely irrelevant. Why would someone open a thread and not engage?
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But I do agree that Rick needs to provide some feedback and more info to create a better path for this thread to flow. :thumbsup: |
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Having been in retail for 35 years I'm amazed at how many "educated business" people I know that are relatively clueless to all that's involved in retail operations. |
Sorry guys I have been crazy busy all week with my job :lol: First I need to go rest from this crazy week and then I will have a response as some things have changed from my orginal idea! :willy:
Oh and thanks for all the great responses you guys are the best!! :thumbsup: |
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