Sweet, Another POTUS that's into watersports!Thanks O'Bidet?
Sweet, Another POTUS that's into watersports!Thanks O'Bidet?
Does that make him "yellow bellied" too?Sweet, Another POTUS that's into watersports!
Me either. All of them were hot and juicy, but not fried.I haven't had fried chick
I haven't had fried chick from any of those places in a long time (5 yrs?)
Me either. All of them were hot and juicy, but not fried.
Some dip**** decided to post uncooked nuggets.For whatever reason, I'm not hungry anymore...
I prefer mine in their own protective carrying case.Me either. All of them were hot and juicy, but not fried.
CFA wants hands on "owners" thus the one business rule. They don't want passive owners who aren't 100% committed. But I wouldn't be surprised that "owners" don't work close to 70 hours a week especially in the beginning as they learn the business, handle paperwork, reordering, do training, etc.That's part of what makes the stores work. Consistent owner involvement and attention to detail. From what I understand, the requirement is owner/direct family must be in the store for a % of the time the store is open. From what I have seen, the primary owner-op isn't working a 70hr week but he/she has a kid or family member that is in the store all the time. If my wife takes the kids on a road trip by herself, she will ONLY stop at chick fil as if they have to eat - even the busiest CFA on 95 that I have seen has a clean dining room and bathroom.
You've typed this twice now. How is it any different from any other training, like... college, tech school, night classes, etcetera? Those usually cost more than $10,000. There must be something if there are people fighting over franchise rights, and I don't think spending ten grand is the issue.It's a good income but without true ownership of the business, it's just a job and one you had to pay $10K for.
The donuts shops here are all Indian owned. Dot.In Metro Atlanta, it's Koreans, Cambodians, and Vietnamese equally represented. All of them are amazing.
Do all of the places have a tan door?The donuts shops here are all Indian owned. Dot.
kid #1, one of his friends, the parents own a CFA. I was asking all sorts of Qs at last bday party before covid. they work a ton and they do very well.CFA wants hands on "owners" thus the one business rule. They don't want passive owners who aren't 100% committed. But I wouldn't be surprised that "owners" don't work close to 70 hours a week especially in the beginning as they learn the business, handle paperwork, reordering, do training, etc.
Training for running a Chick-Fil-A is geared towards their operations and procedures. Operators are expected to bring some management management experience and proven results to the table. Education can be taken anywhere as some of the skills from running a CFA can.You've typed this twice now. How is it any different from any other training, like... college, tech school, night classes, etcetera? Those usually cost more than $10,000. There must be something if there are people fighting over franchise rights, and I don't think spending ten grand is the issue.
Sounds a lot like a surgeon.Don't get me wrong, grossing $250K a year is good but CFA expects much from an operator. They don't want passive operators. They want you to eat, sleep, breathe, and dream CFA.
Chicken surgery?Sounds a lot like a surgeon.
Looks exhausting, but nice work.Tile, two inches of mortar, liner, then another 2 inches of tile pan. My back is killing me.