What is a "normal" work week?

[Beegs]

Originally Posted by John510

When I first opened my store I was there 7 days a week 12+ hours a day. That sucked!

Now Im at 2-3 hours a day about 5 days a week running around getting supplies, making sure stores are clean, collecting deposits, etc.

I'm curious.....what type of store?

[John510]

Originally Posted by Beegs

I'm curious.....what type of store?

Restaurants

[slck6t9]

Mine is unusual also. After retireing from the Air Force (flightline maintinance) where you worked whatever hours it took to to get the jets ready. Now I am a contractor for the AF and deploy for 4 months where I work 7 days a week 12 hrs a day (84 hrs week). Then I come home and have 4 months off to do whatever I want. So during that time off I get to recharge the batteries.

[strtcar]

Originally Posted by John510

Restaurants

franchises?

[Tony_SS]

Speaking of restaurants... my parents have a great opportunity for someone.. they've run this family business since 1959. They want to sell and retire. It's great income... turnkey operation in the St. Louis area.

[John510]

Originally Posted by strtcar

franchises?

2 are franchises and 1 is something I invented myself.

Oh and Im back to working those lovely 50-60 hour weeks since I just let go of the manager.

[Shmoov69]

Well, I'm in roofing and I work 60+ in management. My guys (and me when I was on a roof!) average around 50 year round. But very few Saturdays, just long week days.
I can't imagine only 40!!!