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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: _33 on January 15, 2013, 09:29:20 AM
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Is it hard?
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Totally pud.
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What kind of business? Like I imagine starting a farm would be pretty hard. Starting a food truck probably easier.
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After watching the movie "Blow", I always wanted to start a drug business
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After watching the movie "Blow", I always wanted to start a drug business
Talk about supply chain head aches....
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Totally pud.
Yep. Something like 85% of new business are successful.
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Totally pud.
Yep. Something like 85% of new business are successful.
Restaurants/Bars have the greatest sucess rate.
Just put a nice sign up in aggieville and you will be printing money in 6months
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A legit foodtruck could make a killing parking in the ville thursday-saturday night
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Before you start a business, cash out your 401(k) and tap your loved ones for cash.
It's a can't miss deal.
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Based on watching Shark Tank it sounds like a catchy name is key. Tell me what the business is and lets come up with a catchy name, together, as a team.
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You guys are holding out.
The very best way to raise immediate capital for starting a biz is a loan shark.
New biz's usually make back all of their cash outlay in the first 7-9 hrs of operation. Why go through all the bank paper work for such a short period of time? Loan shark, payback, profit.
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A legit foodtruck could make a killing parking in the ville thursday-saturday night
I've always wondered what the ceiling is for a food truck. There is one in town there that does very well, but to what extent I don't know.
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After watching the movie "Blow", I always wanted to start a drug business
Bet those guys wish they had stayed in Manhattan Beach peddling weed for the rest of their lives.
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After watching the movie "Blow", I always wanted to start a drug business
Bet those guys wish they had stayed in Manhattan Beach peddling weed for the rest of their lives.
No way would he have gotten to bang Penelope Cruz selling weed.
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CNS's time frame for full capital pay back is a bit aggressive, better to be cautious and set all lenders' expectations to be that they have to wait a least a month.
Cartier is right, if you don't have a good name, you are mumped. Look at Waste Management...the eff is that name? No surprise they almost went bankrupt a couple years ago.
If the business is in Manhattan, you will have a roughly 20% higher rate of success if your name includes "wildcat." In Lawrence, you literally cannot fail if you include "jayhawk" in the name. I know the guy who owns Jayhawk Drug and he basically has a store full of pill bottles and he is LOADED.
In KC, "smoke" or some derivative of that seems to be a real action generator, though I don't have any hard numbers on KC.
Anything west of Manhattan should include either "sunflower" or "America " in the name.
Hope this helps.
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Also Heartland. Heartland is a word that makes everyone feel safe and want to give you money.
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i'm sitting in business associations right now. if you want to find some partners or incorporate, i can totally do that. give me like two weeks to figure everything out.
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Also Heartland. Heartland is a word that makes everyone feel safe and want to give you money.
What's your email? Totally just got the urge to PayPal you $5.
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Idea 1:
Wildcat Tacos and Videos:
You are good at videos, so keep that as a core competency. Now, diversify.
How? Tacos.
Everyone loves them, and they are easy to make.
You may want to include a message at the end of your advertisements that the tacos are not actually made of Wildcat meat.
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Next idea, but for the Lawrence-Eudora-Desoto corridor...
Jayhawk Heartland Exterminators:
No secret that with these relatively warm winters that insect populations are on the rise. Now CAPITALIZE!
Anyone can spray for bugs, but you will have a key differentiator; broads with HUGE tits. The Lawrence area has a higher per-capita strip club ratio than Las Vegas or Windsor. You have a large supply of day time workers with huge tits. Develop a training program with the proper OSHA controls and you will be a force in the market place. Key point: Make sure you position your product to take advantage of the broads with huge tits, with those who already like huge tits.
One more value added service to add to your already stellar offering: Red Box movie returns. Not only will you provide expert pest control, your staff with huge tits will return people's movies to Red Box locations (they are everywhere).
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Idea 1:
Wildcat Tacos and Videos:
You are good at videos, so keep that as a core competency. Now, diversify.
How? Tacos.
Everyone loves them, and they are easy to make.
You may want to include a message at the end of your advertisements that the tacos are not actually made of Wildcat meat.
Taco Mail
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Idea 1:
Wildcat Tacos and Videos:
You are good at videos, so keep that as a core competency. Now, diversify.
How? Tacos.
Everyone loves them, and they are easy to make.
You may want to include a message at the end of your advertisements that the tacos are not actually made of Wildcat meat.
Taco Mail
Hmmmmm, go on, I'm listening...
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i like the broads with huge tits idea. plenty of ways to "expand" ( :fatty: ) your business. they can wash cars or clean houses or whatever.
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Also, I don't want to make it seem like the business HAS to be about tacos.
If we need to, we can start a separate thread for those of you who want to really focus on taco related business opportunities.
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Idea 1:
Wildcat Tacos and Videos:
You are good at videos, so keep that as a core competency. Now, diversify.
How? Tacos.
Everyone loves them, and they are easy to make.
You may want to include a message at the end of your advertisements that the tacos are not actually made of Wildcat meat.
Taco Mail
Hmmmmm, go on, I'm listening...
It was a skit on The State. I used to have a link to it, but it appears that in the last 3 months Viacom has gone around had it removed from everywhere. The mailman was delivering tacos instead of the mail.
However, I just came up with this idea. You set up a service like the old milk delivery men, only with tacos.
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i like the broads with huge tits idea. plenty of ways to "expand" ( :fatty: ) your business. they can wash cars or clean houses or whatever.
Here's the thing, I really believe (core value) that you have to make every attempt to keep it classy, so you can drive premium price points. That's why I initially suggested the pest control space...more broadly defined as "risk reduction services."
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pete, what about merging ideas and have the big titted gals deliver tacos while spraying for insects?
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Idea 1:
Wildcat Tacos and Videos:
You are good at videos, so keep that as a core competency. Now, diversify.
How? Tacos.
Everyone loves them, and they are easy to make.
You may want to include a message at the end of your advertisements that the tacos are not actually made of Wildcat meat.
Taco Mail
Hmmmmm, go on, I'm listening...
It was a skit on The State. I used to have a link to it, but it appears that in the last 3 months Viacom has gone around had it removed from everywhere.
This is a brain storming session, so I am not going to judge, but we really are looking for fresh, original ideas.
You came with an idea, that is a strength of yours (clearly), but the delta here is the originality of the idea. That's an improvement opportunity for you.
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Also, I don't want to make it seem like the business HAS to be about tacos.
If we need to, we can start a separate thread for those of you who want to really focus on taco related business opportunities.
Keep it out of Manhattan. More La Hacienda competitors are not welcome here. :curse:
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I think while your home is getting sprayed another big titted gal drives you on a Segway to a local pub and buys you a beer.
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Speaking of Tacos, what percentage of these prospective businesses' revenues will be donated to the local university?
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OK, I am not tone def. I am sensing some push back on tacos. Let's put the "taco" ideas in the parking lot for a bit.
We can circle back on taco ideas later offline in a separate thread, and I am going to log "tacos" as a post implementation improvement opportunity so that it remains on the radar.
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What about oatmeal diapers for people with chicken pox?
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Speaking of Tacos, what percentage of these prospective businesses' revenues will be donated to the local university?
Maybe a patron card that you swipe everytime you buy tacos. Once you reach $1,000 in purchases the taco store makes a donation to KSU and you get 1 Ahearn priority point.
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What about oatmeal diapers for people with chicken pox?
Pitch me a name?
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What about oatmeal diapers for people with chicken pox?
Pitch me a name?
"Take a Seat"
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What about oatmeal diapers for people with chicken pox?
Pitch me a name?
DumpTucks
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OK, I am not tone def. I am sensing some push back on tacos. Let's put the "taco" ideas in the parking lot for a bit.
We can circle back on taco ideas later offline in a separate thread, and I am going to log "tacos" as a post implementation improvement opportunity so that it remains on the radar.
Tacos can be good, but focus on the Lawrence and KC markets. They don't have a La Hacienda near the quality of the MHK one, so maybe look into a franchise opportunity.
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American Wildcat Pox Packs from the Heartland
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OK, I am not tone def. I am sensing some push back on tacos. Let's put the "taco" ideas in the parking lot for a bit.
We can circle back on taco ideas later offline in a separate thread, and I am going to log "tacos" as a post implementation improvement opportunity so that it remains on the radar.
Tacos can be good, but focus on the Lawrence and KC markets. They don't have a La Hacienda near the quality of the MHK one, so maybe look into a franchise opportunity.
JimmyJuan's (fast delivery)
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33 deserves better than this, you guys.
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Start a website, steal a bunch of another websites non-paying customers, use sole ownership of the website to dork guy's wives.
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Realistically, if I was starting a business I would want know I have a customer base locked in day 1. May mean "stealing" business from where you work now if you are doing the same/similar. Do it, don't feel bad, but know that you are burning the crap out of that bridge.
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After watching the movie "Blow", I always wanted to start a drug business
Bet those guys wish they had stayed in Manhattan Beach peddling weed for the rest of their lives.
No way would he have gotten to bang Penelope Cruz selling weed.
:thumbs:
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Realistically, if I was starting a business I would want know I have a customer base locked in day 1. May mean "stealing" business from where you work now if you are doing the same/similar. Do it, don't feel bad, but know that you are burning the crap out of that bridge.
I wish there was a way to steal business from someone but remain on good terms.
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There are two ways to start a business. You can play by the books, and be an ethical business man, or you can cut to the quick of the game, and cheat. I recommend you always go with the latter. Create alliances and backstab them with impunity, steal from the book, surreptitiously alter your balance sheet. This is a game about capitalism, and like capitalism, you're in it for the dough.
Don't let your competitors scream to mommy. And if they do, you wait until the next time you talk, and you accuse them of fraud, then burn down their business late on a Sunday night.
Later on, maybe you're competing in a new venture with an unpopular businesman. Take his property. Insist it's yours. And then have a trial. Accuse him of being a child pornographer. Ruin his reputation with the community so they side with you. Now you've probably doubled your properties, and you're on easy street, and he's labeled a pedophile and lost all respect among your circle of friends
But the most important thing about this version of enterprise is the role playing. You're a sociopathic business lord. Act it. Take everybody for a merciless ride. Laugh at them. And maybe a few times look at a poor family, the father and mother walking hand and hand down Poyntz, a brother and sister teasing each other but still sharing a cotton candy. Look at them as a picture of serenity, and wonder what you've become, wonder what you are.
And then decide more money will make it better.
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Note to self: Go into business with Emo EMAW, not against him.
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An airline would be a great idea.
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33 deserves better than this, you guys.
He does. I consider 33 to be one of my dearest internet friends.
That's why I am going to give you one more solid (SOLID) business opportunity. I was holding this one back for myself, or possibly a male heir, but I will provide it here. DO NOT LET THIS rough ridin' IDEA LEAVE THIS BOARD.
I do not want to talk down to you guys, but many of you are not as smart or as well educated as me. Some of you are even "stupid" by the medical definition of the word. Do NOT take this feedback in the wrong way. It's a compliment, of sorts. After you read this crap, do not just fire off a god damn reply without thinking about it. Go have a smoke or a coffee and mull this crap over in your brains. When you have thought it through, come back here and share your insight.
THE BUSINESS:
IN-HOME ZOOS/BABY SITTING.
Obviously we will brand them regionally (e.g. in Manhattan "Wildcat In-Home Zoos/Baby Sitting," in KC "Smokestack In-Home Zoos/Babysitting, etc.). THIS IS NOT A FRANCHISE MODEL! eff you if you think 33 and I are going to give up control of this son of a bitch.
THE MISSION STATEMENT:
To be the most respected provider of In-Home Zoos/Babysitting services in the markets we service.
THE VALUE PROPOSITION:
We draw upon two obvious needs: Capable animal shepherding, and quality child care. Combining these two features will provide the following:
1. Child entertainment:
Kids love animals. Look at Rick Daris' kids. You get those little fuckers within three feet of a four legged animal and they basically crap themselves with excitement. Happy kids are easy to take care of, and their parents are satisfied customers. Look, I'm not here to price gouge anyone, but if you think we are are going to stop short of pricing this as a luxury item you can go eff yourselves right now.
2. Pet shepherding:
Pets need to be shepherded (that means guided and cared for, definition provided for the dumb fucks who are lurking in this thread and have ZERO idea what I am driving at here). People are busy these days. Work days are longer, it's a god damn global economy, they need help with their pets.
You take Sys for example. This rough ridin' guy has like 20 snakes and he's all over the rough ridin' Mexican world visiting Mexicans and speaking to them in their native tongue. He lives for that kind of crap. Who takes care of his snakes? Maybe a snake sitter? Maybe. But, why use a run of the mill snake sitter when you can pair that snake (in an attractive and eye popping display) with a kid (e.g. Kat Kid's baby) in the kid's rough ridin' home. You ever see a little kid not like a snake? No. You try and push a snake on a grown man, most of the time that crap is not going to work, but kids love the crap out of animals and snakes are animals. Sys gets home, guess what? That snake had the rough ridin' time of his life, amazing the children and rough ridin' feeling valued and appreciated while Sys was gone. Happy kid, happy animal...that is a synergy, and you can look that up.
RISKS:
1. Pricing:
I will be upfront about this, I have NOT done the research on the elasticity of demand on this service offering. Gut feel, you could probably charge nearly anything you wanted, but start with like a grand per day or something. Don't do the rough ridin' $999 crap, or you will come off looking like a noob.
2. Unexpected Kid Side-Effects
You put a boy child next to a snake all day, and you basically ensured that he will not be gay. We can all agree on that. But, what if it is a girl child? You are going to turn her into a lesbian if you don't watch your ass. If the parents are golfers, this is not a bad thing, and you may be able to up-sell them on that.
Obviously there are still a few things to work out. Again, all of you in your terms and conditions of joining this site consented to a non-disclosure. If I read about this crap on the Phog or the other site ("the other site") I will rough ridin' come unglued.
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We should have a website, build it up & sell it to some guy named Jerry and then move to another webiste and rinse and repeat
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I would change it to "In Home Zoos/Child Care" instead of "Babysitting." Everything else looks great.
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Pete, you will need a good/great lawyer to draw up a Waiver for that business.
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Realistically, if I was starting a business I would want know I have a customer base locked in day 1. May mean "stealing" business from where you work now if you are doing the same/similar. Do it, don't feel bad, but know that you are burning the crap out of that bridge.
I wish there was a way to steal business from someone but remain on good terms.
You could have someone with a great idea, or some particular skill and handle the business side/funding. Then he, say a restaurant manager/skilled chef, could steal the clients from his place of work. Your hands would be clean, though the old business would probably hate you by association.
Also, I love when Pete gets excited about something.
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Pete, you will need a good/great lawyer to draw up a Waiver for that business.
See to it. Also, incorporate 33's name change. I want to make sure he has a true sense of ownership in this thing.
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Over break, my dad and I were discussing the feasibility of creating a one stop shop for dentistry, hair salon, anesthesia surgery and comfort cafe.
Talk about efficiency.
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A legit foodtruck could make a killing parking in the ville thursday-saturday night
I don't think that would ever be allowed by the business owners down there. It is a shame that it is so.
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A legit foodtruck could make a killing parking in the ville thursday-saturday night
I don't think that would ever be allowed by the business owners down there. It is a shame that it is so.
Undercover food carts. Make them have a high pitched bell to announce their arrival so that the oldball biz owners can't hear them coming.
Also, how about a biz that picks up trash from front yards and mushes all front yard orgies?
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Are front yard orgies getting popular?
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A legit foodtruck could make a killing parking in the ville thursday-saturday night
I don't think that would ever be allowed by the business owners down there. It is a shame that it is so.
Hours midnight-3 am, and I'd tell all the owners to eff themselves. No bar serves late night food anyway do they? It's not my fault I'd put out a better product than Jimmy Johns, Pita Pit and that hellhole Cozy inn
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Pete add in some pony rides. And have the pony have a patriotic saddle.
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Powercat Sluts
A full service company offering everything from orifice entry to back massages.
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Pete add in some pony rides. And have the pony have a patriotic saddle.
You aren't going to get any argument from me on that.
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Powercat Sluts
A full service company offering everything from orifice entry to back massages.
That IS a catchy name.
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Powercat Booze
A full service company offering everything from 3.2 to 151.
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yeah varsity doughnuts has a food truck. the corn dogs and mac n grilled cheese are the bees knees
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Powercat Medicinals
A full service company offering everything from ditch weed to the uncut heroin.
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Powercat Counterfeiters
A full service company offering everything from fake pennies to fake $100 bills.
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Powercat Hitmen
A full service company offering everything from kneecap breakage to homicide.
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Powercat Gaming
A full service company offering everything from a game of war to a $10M poker tournament.
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Clams, some of these ideas seem a little far fetched.
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Powercat Hitmen
A full service company offering everything from kneecap breakage to homicide.
How about Powercat Stitches: Because thats what we do to snitches. (also offering small/medium sized wound stitching)
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Powercat Illustration
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Powercat Organ Trafficking
A full service company offering everything from a simple blood transfusion to lungs, kidneys, and fully functioning brains.
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Powercat Illustrators
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Powercat Illustrators
Get a cartoon drawing of yourself while walking down beautiful Moro St.?
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Powercat Human Traffickers
Providing residents of the greater Manhattan area with laborers, wives or lifelong friends.
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YOLO Adventures
We'll provide a game for really rich people. An adventure game or murder/mystery. At some point, we'll rig the game so the rich bastard thinks its not a game anymore but an elaborate plan to scam all his money. We'll put him in situations that seem like they're life or death but provide a way for him to always come out unscathed. Maybe bury him in a shallow grave in Mexico that he can escape from. We'll replace all the bullets in his guns with blanks and when he tries to break up our scam he will think he accidentally shot his brother. When he tries to kill himself by jumping off a building we'll have an airbag on the ground for him to land in. Then we'll reveal that it was actually a game.
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YOLO Adventures
We'll provide a game for really rich people. An adventure game or murder/mystery. At some point, we'll rig the game so the rich bastard thinks its not a game anymore but an elaborate plan to scam all his money. We'll put him in situations that seem like they're life or death but provide a way for him to always come out unscathed. Maybe bury him in a shallow grave in Mexico that he can escape from. We'll replace all the bullets in his guns with blanks and when he tries to break up our scam he will think he accidentally shot his brother. When he tries to kill himself by jumping off a building we'll have an airbag on the ground for him to land in. Then we'll reveal that it was actually a game.
I'd watch this if it was a movie!!!!!!
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Before you take a loan to start a business you should watch this:
http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/video/2pihj0
(unless your business is a new bank)
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Before you take a loan to start a business you should watch this:
http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/video/2pihj0
(unless your business is a new bank)
Great point Emo.
Lucky for us most of 'clams ideas don't require so much capital that a big loan is needed. Plus I'm pretty sure I can steal a pony for the pony ride portion of the business.
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Realistically, if I was starting a business I would want know I have a customer base locked in day 1. May mean "stealing" business from where you work now if you are doing the same/similar. Do it, don't feel bad, but know that you are burning the crap out of that bridge.
:peek:
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Powercat Roofing
Roof Shingles that double as Powercats
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Some would say this thread got ruined, I would say it got infinitely more fun.
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Countless business opportunities have been given for free in this thread
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Countless business opportunities have been given for free in this thread
sorry son, but mine all are ©
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Are front yard orgies getting popular?
Your right, would only work on FPD
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Gonna be serious for a second, and sorry if luked because I only read pages 1 and 4, but do you think a good recruiting/press service that followed Kansas State Athletics would be able to succeed? Is there enough of a market to be viable, or has GPC (ignore the good recruiting/press service for a second) saturated the market?
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After watching the movie "Blow", I always wanted to start a drug business
Bet those guys wish they had stayed in Manhattan Beach peddling weed for the rest of their lives.
No way would he have gotten to bang Penelope Cruz selling weed.
:thumbs:
Yeah just Franka Potente who is at least a million times more attractive and it's not even close. :flush:
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You really are my soul mate Mr bread.
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Gonna be serious for a second, and sorry if luked because I only read pages 1 and 4, but do you think a good recruiting/press service that followed Kansas State Athletics would be able to succeed? Is there enough of a market to be viable, or has GPC (ignore the good recruiting/press service for a second) saturated the market?
I think a person could make a go of it. Many have tried, few have stuck with it.
If you tackled your job with as much conviction as Brian Gates did years ago, then you could make it work. He rough ridin' phones it in now, relative to what he used to do, but everyone over there is the same way now. The are ripe for the picking.
They are getting by on the robust Rivals network (it really is the best) and people who enjoy what D_Scott writes (read: old people and very casual fans).
You build a better mouse trap, and they will beat a path to your door.
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How about a law practice that focuses on threatening to sue websites for unrelated youtube videos? has anyone tried that?
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Due to recent constitutional amendments there will soon be ample business opportunities in the recreational weed smoker market. Was thinking a BYOP (or all-in-one shop, depending on how regulations pan out) bar/smoke club. Nugs-n-Mugs. Keeping a record of this in case any of you steal the name.
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Due to recent constitutional amendments there will soon be ample business opportunities in the recreational weed smoker market. Was thinking a BYOP (or all-in-one shop, depending on how regulations pan out) bar/smoke club. Nugs-n-Mugs. Keeping a record of this in case any of you steal the name.
We're gonna farm the crap out of it.
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Due to recent constitutional amendments there will soon be ample business opportunities in the recreational weed smoker market. Was thinking a BYOP (or all-in-one shop, depending on how regulations pan out) bar/smoke club. Nugs-n-Mugs. Keeping a record of this in case any of you steal the name.
We're gonna farm the crap out of it.
You wanna move out here and supply product for the bar?
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Due to recent constitutional amendments there will soon be ample business opportunities in the recreational weed smoker market. Was thinking a BYOP (or all-in-one shop, depending on how regulations pan out) bar/smoke club. Nugs-n-Mugs. Keeping a record of this in case any of you steal the name.
We're gonna farm the crap out of it.
You wanna move out here and supply product for the bar?
That's a pretty big commitment...sleep on your couch?
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Due to recent constitutional amendments there will soon be ample business opportunities in the recreational weed smoker market. Was thinking a BYOP (or all-in-one shop, depending on how regulations pan out) bar/smoke club. Nugs-n-Mugs. Keeping a record of this in case any of you steal the name.
Weed Truck.
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How about a law practice that focuses on threatening to sue websites for unrelated youtube videos? has anyone tried that?
Good luck making any money with that when you:
1: get paid by way of premium memberships and/or pub from the client website
2: aren't getting any money from the target website because all you can really ask for is that they stop being mean to the client website, and the target website mushed the eff out of that demand anyway
Next thing you know, you'll be too broke to follow through with your $50 charitable pledges.
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How about a law practice that focuses on threatening to sue websites for unrelated youtube videos? has anyone tried that?
Good luck making any money with that when you:
1: get paid by way of premium memberships and/or pub from the client website
2: aren't getting any money from the target website because all you can really ask for is that they stop being mean to the client website, and the target website mushed the eff out of that demand anyway
Next thing you know, you'll be too broke to follow through with your $50 charitable pledges.
Everybody knows the best part of making a charitable pledge is the public acknowledgement of making the pledge, not following through and actually paying money.
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How about a law practice that focuses on threatening to sue websites for unrelated youtube videos? has anyone tried that?
Good luck making any money with that when you:
1: get paid by way of premium memberships and/or pub from the client website
2: aren't getting any money from the target website because all you can really ask for is that they stop being mean to the client website, and the target website mushed the eff out of that demand anyway
Next thing you know, you'll be too broke to follow through with your $50 charitable pledges.
How about if you included vague threats and called some of the owners by their first name? I'm just spitballing here.
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sdbro has owned a food truck and a lobster claw machine business. still owns one. sold the other at a profit, and by sold I mean sued the previous owner for all their initial investment plus fees.
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sdbro has owned a food truck and a lobster claw machine business. still owns one. sold the other at a profit, and by sold I mean sued the previous owner for all their initial investment plus fees.
That's some real lawyering. Did it involve subpoenas to YouTube?
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sdbro has owned a food truck and a lobster claw machine business. still owns one. sold the other at a profit, and by sold I mean sued the previous owner for all their initial investment plus fees.
That's some real lawyering. Did it involve subpoenas to YouTube?
what lawsuit doesn't?
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How about a law practice that focuses on threatening to sue websites for unrelated youtube videos? has anyone tried that?
Good luck making any money with that when you:
1: get paid by way of premium memberships and/or pub from the client website
2: aren't getting any money from the target website because all you can really ask for is that they stop being mean to the client website, and the target website mushed the eff out of that demand anyway
Next thing you know, you'll be too broke to follow through with your $50 charitable pledges.
How about if you included vague threats and called some of the owners by their first name? I'm just spitballing here.
Nope, still mush, but keep plugging away. I'll save you some effort though. If your next thought was adding an ellipsis and a last name and having it come from the dumbest employee of the client website, yep, still mush.
Maybe interwebs lawsuits just aren't a money-maker? :dunno:
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You guys keep forgetting the pony rides.
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You guys keep forgetting the pony rides.
Get your mind out of the gutter cf3 you weirdo. We're rough ridin' talking about child care here for Christ's sake. Next you'll be bringing up tuna boat rides and complementary pink tacos. :facepalm: Gross.
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You guys keep forgetting the pony rides.
Part of discovery.
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is "discovery" a phone call? :confused:
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is "discovery" a phone call? :confused:
I think it's when you sue "John Doe" and do a "subpoena duces tecum" against youtube (us).
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Turning into a very detailed hypothetical.
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is "discovery" a phone call? :confused:
I think it's when you sue "John Doe" and do a "subpoena duces tecum" against youtube (us).
would it be the same as if you were doing discovery against a open source forum software company, like smf?
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Turning into a very detailed hypothetical.
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So they make pants with stain resistance on the outside. Has anyone ever thought to put stain resistance on the inside so every now and then you don't get pee pee stains showing through?
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So they make pants with stain resistance on the outside. Has anyone ever thought to put stain resistance on the inside so every now and then you don't get pee pee stains showing through?
taint push
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is "discovery" a phone call? :confused:
I think it's when you sue "John Doe" and do a "subpoena duces tecum" against youtube (us).
would it be the same as if you were doing discovery against a open source forum software company, like smf?
Obviously. The most profitable attorneys aren't going to let smf get away with hiding all the incriminating evidence (ponies).