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This post doesn't seem legit and the OP doesn't seem to want to take advise. If they have this problem its so easy to solve by any of a number of methods. all will have some level of discomfort. For example you complained because the phone would ring too much. Easy fix, turn the ringer off...you don't need more business anyway right? Raise the prices, close the door, sell the business, these are all viable solutions.
lol. The post is ridiculous, made up. The op must be a bus boy at the restaurant and just doesn't want to work so hard.
Best advice I can give is let them worry about their own business. Get involved and anything and everything that doesn't work out will become your burden to bear.
2nd best advice I can give, tell them to ask for advice but don't be the one giving it.
You guys are responding to a troll. This is the same guy who started a thread about how NJ was too conservative because he had to pay to get out of a parking garage. LOL.
You guys are responding to a troll. This is the same guy who started a thread about how NJ was too conservative because he had to pay to get out of a parking garage. LOL.
Exactly. EricS39 posts fiction most of the time. He is playing here - not serious at all.
Some of the fiction in this thread:
- $75 a person and each customer asked would continue to come if the price were doubled. We know that cannot be true.
- they are making millions; very few single restaurants generate anywhere near that kind of profit.
- restaurants control how crowded they are. The also control how popular they are. With a hugely popular restaurant, walkup customers will leave if told there is a 2 hour wait and no bar to sit at.
- Italian restaurants don't operate prix fix.
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