Am I missing something? Why would one eat a burger with the cheese on the side?
Slava Ukraini!
Seriously, nobody with the fromunda joke? PFA HCY?
Ayre to the throne. Love me some Les...
They are getting out if hand with the level of special needs they hire now. The last time I was in a mcdonalds they had a girl at the register that had zero use of limbs. I reached to hand cash and then she made an awful noise and someone came over and helped her. And showed her what to do even though she would never ever be able to do it. It was the saddest thing ever. I lost my appetite.
Of course I shamefully globbed down the mess and choked back puking twice thinking about how horrible her condition was combined with why on earth she would ever have a job there in the first place.
I haven't been back yet. I associate the food with a full blown female Timmy. And the high pitched shrieking when I reached to hand her a bill.
Back when I fast fed myself more often it always blew my mind when there was a 10 car lineup for drive through and maybe 3 or 4 cars in the parking lot. That day I wished I was that dolt taking spot 11 so I didn't have to see the saddest, grossest, weirdest, and most awkward things ever.
Last edited by Brittney Griner's Clit; 08-06-2015 at 01:59 AM.
Now, that makes sense.
http://smallbusiness.chron.com/commo...ges-14700.html
If you are running a restaurant or food service business, you understand that the most important costs under your control are food (including beverages) and labor costs -- together, known in the industry as prime costs...
In order to make money in the restaurant business, prime costs should generally be in the 60 percent to 65 percent range.
I should have asked this question in my other response, but it deserves special attention: In computing labor costs, do you include a normal amount of "manager's compensation"? Meaning, do you include in labor costs what it would cost you to hire someone to replace you managing the business? If yes, then your "prime" costs (food and labor) looks reasonable.
But if what you call "labor costs" includes only the cost of hiring other people who actually work in your business AND you also put in a lot of hours managing the business, then from an investor's perspective, you are understating the prime costs, because labor costs should include all of the costs of the people involved in operating the business, including managers. Which means you should raise prices so that your imputed prime costs (including an estimate of the cost to hire someone to take your place running the restaurant) are 60-65% of revenues.
I let the nits figure out the details, I'm just a do,er..
Go trump. .
Some plates u make 500% on some u make 10% on..
So many people lose there restaurants trying to figure shit out like u guys,lol...
U just goto feel it. I don't think u guys have the ability to comprehend..
It's something that can't be tought..
"Birds born in a cage think flying is an illness." - Alejandro Jodorowsky
"America is not so much a nightmare as a non-dream. The American non-dream is precisely a move to wipe the dream out of existence. The dream is a spontaneous happening and therefore dangerous to a control system set up by the non-dreamers." -- William S. Burroughs
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They should get the order right. They should focus their attention, listen clearly, make eye contact, get the order right, confirm this, smile the whole time and use respect and take pride in their work. They want $15 an hour after all, they should be able to get the burger order correct.
Last edited by ThisGuyisWhat; 01-23-2016 at 01:22 PM.
Just heard the show on sticher radio..
I actually agres with druff on the chicken kebob..
I would trade 2 diner sides for a full size of french fries. BUT as far as the commerce water? They are right.. even though the rake is that high the commerce water probably costs them 8cents a bottle..
Its a big money maker at 1000% profit.. really helps with the books...
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